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Liang Chaowei's To Kwa Wan ground floor was applied for a strong auction if approved or eroded more than 6.6 million yuan

2020-05-19T09:41:16.352Z


In 2014, Emperor Liang Chaowei purchased three ground floors in To Kwa Wan, including the ground floor at No. 61 Beidi Street, the ground floor at Ronglin Building in Gaoshan Road and the ground floor at 2A Xinliu Street. Recently, a consortium has applied to forcefully sell the ground floor at No. 2A Xinliu Street. Win


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Written by: Xu Shihao

2020-05-19 17:32

Last update date: 2020-05-19 17:32

In 2014, Emperor Liang Chaowei purchased three ground floors in To Kwa Wan, including the ground floor at No. 61 Beidi Street, the ground floor at Ronglin Building in Gaoshan Road and the ground floor at 2A Xinliu Street. Recently, a consortium has applied to forcefully sell the ground floor at No. 2A Xinliu Street. Approved, Liang Chaowei may eclipse more than 6.6 million yuan.

The Land Tribunal has received multiple applications for mandatory auctions in Kowloon, distributed in Tai Kok Tsui, To Kwa Wan and other places. Among them, 2A and 2B Xinliu Street in Tokwawan and 26 Gao Shan Road old buildings, the application consortium already holds about 83.33% equity, the project valuation is 112.53 billion yuan, only 26 Tokwawan Gao Shan Road, Xin Liu Street 2A and Three projects, title 2B, failed to be acquired, with valuations ranging from 8.39 million to 10.96 million.

According to the records, Liang Chaowei bought Xinliu Street floor coverings for 15 million yuan. If the application is successful, since the acquisition value of the floor coverings is only about 8.39 million, Liang Chaowei may have to lose 6.61 million yuan or 40%.

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In addition, it is rumored that his wife, Carina Lau, who is also an artist, sells flats. According to an agent, Room C, a high-rise building in the mid-levels of the Western Midlands, changed hands at the end of last month with 44 million yuan and 33,820 yuan per square foot. According to the Land Registry, the original owner was Jiajin Investment Co., Ltd., who bought a first-hand new building from the developer in 2011. It is reported that the well-known movie star Liu Jialing signed the sales contract that year.

As for the new buyer, Chen Zicong, he has the same name as the son-in-law of the "gambling king" He Hongshen and husband of He Chaoyi. It is reported that Chen Zicong is the first to enter the market, so he only needs to pay a stamp duty of 4.25% of the property price, and he will save 10.75% or 4.73 million yuan!

It is said that Carina Lau is in the middle of the west and 44 million new buyers are Chen Zicong, son-in-law of the "gambling king"

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Source: hk1

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