Latest news from Hong Kong.
From indie music to heritage conservation, the city's packed summer agenda reveals a community wrestling with identity and tradition in an uncertain moment.
Fresh data shows applications to top institutions have declined 12% while living costs for students surge, reshaping the city's educational landscape.
As global instability drives new waves of arrivals, local communities face both opportunities and pressures that will reshape housing, schools, and services across the city.
Meet the entrepreneurs quietly reshaping how Asian businesses navigate global supply chains—and why Hong Kong remains their strategic anchor.
Long-time community members in one of Hong Kong's oldest districts speak out as property values surge and traditional businesses face displacement.
As fitness culture evolves beyond individual workouts, Hong Kong's independent and boutique gyms are fostering tight-knit communities that keep members coming back.
Forget the glossy brochures—expat residents share their hard-won wisdom on neighbourhoods, transport, costs and surviving the humidity.
From vertical hiking to island-hopping in under an hour, Hong Kong offers a weekend variety that's impossible to replicate anywhere else on Earth.
As the New Territories suburb transforms into a magnet for buy-to-let investors, savvy landlords are locking in rental returns that rival—and beat—ageing stock in Mong Kok and Causeway Bay.
As major sporting competitions heat up across Asia-Pacific, Hong Kong's premier venues are bracing for a packed schedule of high-stakes finals that will test both infrastructure and fan passion.
With the summer break looming, seven competitive divisions across the territory are heading into championship showdowns that will determine promotion, relegation, and bragging rights.
Regulatory shifts aimed at densifying residential supply are creating unexpected ripples in the rental market—and shifting power dynamics between landlords and tenants.
With median flat prices hovering between HK$8-10 million, entry-level buyers must think strategically about location, timing, and affordability tools.
From retail automation to financial forecasting, local entrepreneurs and startups in Central and beyond are racing to deploy generative AI tools that could reshape how businesses operate across Asia's global financial hub.
Forget the guidebooks—we asked Hong Kong residents where they actually spend their evenings, and the answers reveal a bar scene far more layered than tourist strips suggest.
As summer tournaments loom, smaller district clubs across the New Territories are mounting their strongest challenge yet to dominate the Under-16 circuit.
Skip the tourist traps—we asked the people who navigate these streets daily where they really spend their money.
With over $2.1 billion in VC investments in 2025, Hong Kong's startup ecosystem is attracting global capital and talent to compete with Singapore and Shenzhen.
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