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Buyer linked to HSBC’s ‘taipan’ Wong puts down US$15.9 million for a Hong Kong luxury flat

The sale comes as sentiment in the city’s property market improves gradually

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Parkview, luxury residential blocks on Tai Tam Reservoir Road of Hong Kong Island, on October 20, 1995. Photo: Handout
Salina Li
A person connected to veteran HSBC banker Peter Wong Tung-shun bought a luxury unit in Hong Kong’s Southern district for HK$125 million (US$15.9 million), as sentiment in the city’s property market improves gradually.

Two connected units at the Parkview apartment complex in Tai Tam, with a total area of 4,616 sq ft, were sold for HK$27,080 per square foot to Lion Rock (HK), according to Land Registry records. The property was handed over on Tuesday.

The sole director of Lion Rock, Jeremy Wong Ka-chun, is also one of the three directors of Energy World; the other two are Peter Wong Tung-shun and his wife Camay Wong Ng Kam-mie, according to another Land Registry record. HSBC declined to comment.

Peter Wong, 73, is HSBC’s Asia-Pacific chairman. As the most senior executive of Hong Kong’s largest bank, he has the use of Taipan House on The Peak, a colonial-era mansion bought in 1983 for the the company’s so-called “big boss”.
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