Latest news from Hong Kong.
As capital gains plateau, savvy property buyers are turning to rental returns—and the data reveals which districts offer genuine income potential.
As major sporting competitions reach their climax, we map the venues hosting the season's most crucial matches and what fans can expect.
As recreational leagues flourish across the city's neighbourhoods, local clubs are becoming vital social anchors—proving that grassroots sport is the heartbeat of Hong Kong's community life.
With median flat prices hovering between HKD 8–10 million, first-time buyers need a strategic playbook—here's how to access public housing, subsidised schemes, and emerging opportunities.
New statistics on local revitalisation projects across Mong Kok, Sham Shui Po and beyond show how data-driven initiatives are reshaping Hong Kong's oldest districts.
A new generation of independent curators and artist-led spaces is transforming neighbourhoods from Sheung Wan to Kowloon City, challenging the traditional museum model.
With regional youth tournaments set to crown champions across football, badminton and swimming this July, local clubs in Causeway Bay and Tuen Mun are ramping up preparation for the high-stakes season closers.
This week's policy announcements signal accelerated redevelopment efforts across Kowloon, while residents' concerns about displacement and heritage preservation grow louder.
As demand for mindful practice surges in Hong Kong, a lesser-known community directory is quietly connecting thousands of residents with legitimate instructors and studios—here's what you need to know.
Rising rents, shifting consumer habits, and regional competition are reshaping the landscape for small business operators across the city—here's what the data reveals.
The Kowloon Vertical Team breaks continental speed records at Devil's Peak, redefining what's possible in Asia's extreme climbing scene.
Amid shifting workplace demands, investors are pouring unprecedented sums into flexible workspace operators across the city, transforming neighbourhoods from Central to Kwun Tong.
As helicopter parenting gives way to community-led learning, this New Territories enclave is becoming Hong Kong's unlikely laboratory for a slower, more connected approach to raising children.
As sleep deprivation becomes endemic in our fast-paced city, neuroscience and behavioural studies offer evidence-based strategies to reclaim restorative rest.
Once the world's garment hub, Hong Kong's creative industries have undergone a radical transformation—one that reveals the city's enduring ability to reinvent itself.
As the city grapples with landfill capacity running out by 2035, communities across Hong Kong are demanding real action—not just government slogans.
Rising participation data paints a picture of a city embracing wellness—but with distinctly local characteristics.
The 50-strong squad from one of the city's oldest aquatic institutions clinches multiple medals, reigniting interest in club-based competitive swimming.
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