Changshi Yong Cheng Xuan canceled the demolition, sold it and re-leased it. Monthly rent increase 10%.

On June 25th, Hong Kong media reported that Cheung Kong Yong Cheng Xuan cancelled the demolition and re-rented, of which the monthly rent for two rooms was HK$ 6,543.8+0.5 million, up by 7% to 654.38+00% compared with that before the demolition.

It is reported that the deadline for the cancellation of this transaction of Changshi yongcheng Xuan is June 18. At present, about 2,665,438+0 owners have reached an agreement with Cheung Kong to cancel the transaction, and Cheung Kong immediately put these units on the market for rent.

According to the data, on 20 1 1215, it was reported in the market that the spin-off business of Cheung Kong would seek approval for listing in Hong Kong on June 5438+0 15, with a maximum financing of HK$ 3.9 billion to HK$ 6.24 billion. Bank of America Merrill Lynch, DBS Bank and Standard Chartered Bank Securities were designated as arranging banks.

According to the announcement issued by Cheung Kong on June 5438+0 15, it is planned to issue the global prospectus on February 3, 65438.

However, on June 5438+065438+1October 19, Changjiang Industrial changed its mind and said that there was no timetable for Horizon Hotel's IPO in Hong Kong at present, and the company was considering other plans besides listing Horizon assets.

Subsequently, on June 25th, 165438+ Cheung Kong announced that the listing of spin-off hotels in Hong Kong was postponed.

On February 18 this year, Zhao Guoxiong, the executive director of Cheung Kong, told the media that the company had no intention to continue the previous plan to spin off its four Horizon hotels for listing. It pointed out that the profit of selling hotel rooms by spin-off is better than that by spin-off. The first sale is Yong Cheng Xuan, a hotel suite project in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, with 360 rooms for independent sale. 360 rooms were all sold out in two days because of the considerable discount on the selling price.

On May 13, Cheung Kong announced that all related transactions had been cancelled due to the intervention of the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission.

At that time, when Changjiang Industrial responded to the media's inquiry about whether Yong Cheng Xuan and other Changjiang Industrial Hotel projects would continue to be demolished or listed, it pointed out that it would continue to study the feasibility of listing its hotel projects.

(Reviewer: Lao Rongrong)