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    Cheung Kong to launch roadshow for Conduit 18Published: 13 Sep 2009 19:32:20 PSTTop 5 News From ChinaKnowledge.comBYD aims to finish Shenzhen listing procedure next Sept.Ping An Insurance ties up with Greentown Real EstateGoogle to expand sales team in ChinaSamsung sells 654,000 LCD TVs in China in JulyShenzhen Investment reports 78% jump in H1 profitSep. 14, 2009 (China Knowledge) — Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd<0001>, a major property developer in Hong Kong owned by business tycoon Li Ka-shing, plans to launch a roadshow in Fujian Province to lure buyers from mainland China for the luxury Mid-Levels project Conduit 18 after the eight-day National Day holiday, sources reported.An American pension fund that bought the project from Cheung Kong last September has entrusted the Hong Kong-listed property developer to sell the 32-unit building.Sales Manager Iris Cho Kau-ming said that mainland buyers can afford higher prices compared with Hong Kong buyers. Purchasers that buy 16 flats or more will be entitled to name the building in Chinese, Cho added. The rental of the project is expected to exceed HK$50 per square foot.The property developer has not disclosed a target price range, said Cho, adding that it will take into consideration the selling prices of the surrounding projects.Cheung Kong aims to sell 3,800 apartments for more than HK$20 billion in the remaining months of this year, after realizing HK$12 billion in revenue from the sale of 3,000 apartments so far, said Executive Director Chiu Kwok Hung yesterday, China Knowledge reported earlier.The Hong Kong-based real estate developer will sell 100 flats valued at HK$2 billion at Celestial Heights Phase 2 in Ho Man Tin later this month and is waiting for approval to sell units in two other projects.Copyright © 2009 http://www.chinaknowledge.com工作流 カード 現金化 比較 autoboss V30 テレクラ ショッピング枠現金化 乳化机 kitchen cabinetry MBA Shenzhen lawyer