20 15 Forbes Hong Kong Rich List was released, and Li Ka-shing was the richest man in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong real estate tycoons occupy the top five of the top ten richest people in Hong Kong?

Over the past six months, news of Hong Kong developers selling mainland properties and assets has been constantly seen in the media. It is generally believed in the industry that the expectation of RMB depreciation and the expectation that the China property market will basically peak are the most important reasons for the withdrawal of these Hong Kong-funded bosses.

This newspaper (reporter? Zhu Kaiyun) The 20 15 Forbes Hong Kong Rich List was released recently, and Li Ka-shing was ranked in the 17 Hong Kong Rich List with a net worth of $31300 million. In this list, Hong Kong real estate tycoons occupy the top five, and the top 50 also occupy the most seats. As the number one wealthy businessman in Hong Kong, Li Ka-shing's every move has attracted the attention of the public and the media, and his recent move to recruit "Chinese directors" with an annual salary of one million yuan has also been hotly debated by netizens.

The year of 20 15 was not a quiet year for Li Ka-shing. The merger of Changjian and Electric Power met with waterloo, and the investment in Europe was accused of "withdrawing" from China. Coupled with the stock market turmoil and the weak property market at the end of the year, Li Ka-shing achieved a net asset of 31300 million US dollars with superb business skills, ranking second in the rich list with more than 7.4 billion US dollars.

The Beijing Youth Daily reporter noted that the top five in the new rich list are all Hong Kong real estate predators. Among them, Lee Shau Kee, chairman of Henderson Land, and Zheng Yutong, founder of New World Development, ranked second and third with wealth of US$ 23.9 billion and US$ 654.38+05 billion respectively. As for Sun Hung Kai Properties Chairman Guo Bingjiang and Guo Binglian brothers, they ranked fourth with net assets of US$ 654.38+0.49 billion. Liu Luanxiong, the major shareholder of China real estate, ranked fifth with a net worth of $654.38+048 billion.

Over the past six months, news of Hong Kong developers selling mainland properties and assets has been constantly seen in the media. According to incomplete statistics, since 20 14, Li Ka-shing has cashed in nearly 80 billion yuan by transferring assets or other means. On February 29th last year, 65,438, Evergrande Real Estate, the underlying stock of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, announced the acquisition of five super-large projects of New World and Chow Tai Fook in Chengdu, Guiyang, Qingdao, Shanghai and Beijing, with a total amount of 20.4 billion, setting a new record for real estate acquisition in China. New World Development and Chow Tai Fook both belong to Zheng Yutong, a wealthy Hong Kong real estate businessman. Hong Kong New World, Sun Hung Kai Property of the Guo family, Henderson Land and Cheung Kong Industry of Li Ka-shing are the four largest real estate developers in Hong Kong.

It is generally believed in the industry that the expectation of RMB depreciation and the expectation that the China property market will basically peak are the most important reasons for the withdrawal of these Hong Kong-funded bosses.

Savills, a global real estate service provider, predicted in June last year that the average price of residential property in Hong Kong may drop by 65,438+05%, especially for small-sized houses and luxury houses. Li Ka-shing mentioned at the group dinner held in May 438+10 in early June this year that Hong Kong's economy has deteriorated this year, and at present, Hong Kong's import and export industry, retail industry and hotel income have all weakened.

In addition, a news about Li Ka-shing's annual salary of "Chinese directors" caused a heated discussion among netizens. Recently, Changjiang Industrial Real Estate Co., Ltd., with Li Ka-shing as its chairman, advertised on a number of job-seeking websites to recruit a "Chinese director" with an annual salary of one million yuan, who is responsible for writing daily letters, speeches and paperwork for the management. Job seekers should have 20 years or more experience in Chinese clerical work, be proficient in Mandarin (including ancient Chinese), history and culture, and need "creative and excellent writing skills".

(The above answer was published on 2016-01-1.Please refer to the actual situation for the relevant housing purchase policy at present).

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