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The Arc de Triomphe is a luxury residential property in Hong Kong, which was jointly developed by Sun Hung Kai Properties and the former MTR Corporation (now the MTR Corporation). Located at Austin Road West 1, Tsim Sha Tsui, West Kowloon, Hong Kong. Its name is not directly related to the Arc de Triomphe around the world, but is named after the concept of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. In fact, it is an arched building group consisting of four residential buildings.

The Arc de Triomphe is located on the top of the Kowloon Station of the Airport Express, facing Victoria Harbour, enjoying the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, and adjacent to the planned West Kowloon Cultural District. The Arc de Triomphe has four residential buildings, with a total of 65,438+0,054 residential units. Pre-sale of uncompleted flats began in 2005, which caused news of HK$ 30,000 for individual units. The Arc de Triomphe was completed and put into use in July 2006. This unique building has facilities such as a skyscraper club, a 25-meter-long "air" swimming pool and a fitness room above the 500-foot high-rise (that is, the porch position), which is also one of its selling points. Due to its unique geographical location, the Arc de Triomphe is located in the urban area, and you can enjoy Victoria Harbour well. This kind of property is quite limited in a sparsely populated place like Hong Kong, attracting the attention of many home buyers and wealthy buyers.

There are five duplex "skyline detached houses" on the 77th-79th floors of the Arc de Triomphe, with a price as high as HK$ 32,000, which is regarded as sky-high price with a price exceeding HK$ 200 million, making it one of the most expensive residential properties in the world. These high-priced units have also caused a storm, which has aroused widespread concern, improved the popularity of the property and promoted the sales of other units in the property. Under the influence of the joint relationship, the luxury home sales market in Hong Kong was once stimulated, and even set a higher asking price than before the financial crisis 1997.