5 Must-Read News Stories | Lee Shau-kee's Peak Mansion Crowned Rental Value King for 6 Consecutive Years

SighingCashier · 2026-03-16T15:02:37+00:00

Lee Shau-kee's property at 35 Peak Road has been Hong Kong's most expensive property for six consecutive years; Mong Kok's Ying Joo launched its first batch of 50 units starting at HK$5.79 million; HSBC will charge fees for personal customers depositing checks at teller counters starting in May; a traffic accident in Kowloon Bay left 9 people injured with a 75-year-old driver arrested; at this year's Academy Awards ceremony, "Back in Action" won six awards.

SighingCashier

2026-03-16 15:02:37

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35 White Gate Road, The Peak, owned by Lee Shau Kee, has been the most expensive property in Hong Kong for six consecutive years.

The 2026/27 rates and rental values are out, and Lee Shau Kee, founder of Henderson Land (00012), continues to hold the title of the most expensive property in Hong Kong for six years in a row.

New Development | Ying Ju First 50 Units Priced at HKD 5.79 Million

New development Ying Ju in Tai Kok Tsui, a collaboration between K. Wah International and the Hong Kong Housing Authority, launches its first 50 units, with prices starting at HKD 5.79 million.

HSBC Personal Customer Counter Deposit Fees Starting May, HKD 50 per Transaction

Starting in May, some HSBC personal customers using branch counters to deposit checks will be charged a HKD 5 handling fee per check, and a HKD 50 fee for each “posting” at the branch counter.

Kowloon Bay Car Accident | Suspected Accelerator as Pedestrian Path Hit, 9 Injured, 75-Year-Old Driver Arrested for Dangerous Driving

A private car drove onto a pedestrian path in Kowloon Bay, injuring nine people. The 75-year-old driver was suspected of pressing the accelerator instead of the brake while turning around and was arrested for dangerous driving.

Oscars 2026 | Complete List of Winners

The 98th Academy Awards ceremony was held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles. “Battle Again,” directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, swept the Oscars with six awards.

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