Habitat is named the Best Real Estate Agency Single Office Hong Kong and Best Real Estate Agency Website Hong Kong at Asia Pacific Property Awards

We continue to see value opportunities in the Hong Kong Property Market as new stock becomes available and realistic pricing prevails. Explore the range of Properties for Sale from $15M-$50M.

Having grown up among a family of architects and designers, and with almost a decade’s worth of experience in commercial and hospitality projects for esteemed clients.

North Point is one of the few neighbourhoods on Hong Kong island that has retained much of its local charm and character, despite the gentrification that has long been transforming the areas westward from adjacent Causeway Bay.

Our Favourite Roof Terraces edit showcases various listings for Sale/Rent, each with amazing wrap-around terraces, endless sea or city skyline views.

Our collection highlights the High Yield Property Investments in Southside, Island West, and Sai Kung.

Living in the Southside offers more of a relaxing lifestyle, with a slower pace and its own unique identity and charm.

Other than the soaring skyscrapers and neon signage, the most prominent feature of Hong Kong’s cityscape is probably the walk-ups, or Tong Lau in Cantonese, which literally means “Chinese building”.

Sheung Wan is Central’s more creative next-door neighbour. Bordering Central Mid-Levels and down to the lowest slope of Victoria Peak, Sheung Wan is a vibrant blend of old, new, residential and commercial.

Ideally located in the leafy Southside district but only minutes to Admiralty and Wan Chai, Shouson Hill and Deep Water Bay are enviable, exclusive seaside addresses.

Victoria Peak - known locally as The Peak with an elevation of 552 m (1,811 ft) – is a famous residential and tourist district with a history of exclusivity and luxury, having attracted European expatriates in the early 19 th Century who preferred its more temperate climate, reaching their homes via sedan chairs until the famous Peak Tram was built in 1888.

Neighbours Stanley and Chung Hom Kok are seaside areas encompassing Stanley Beach, its famous Market and waterfront restaurant area, the hilly section above (Chung Hom Kok) and tranquil St Stephen’s Beach.