The Palace of the City of Chian rents the Grand Shop of Miramar Plaza
Japanese-funded chain stores are arrogantly throwing silver bullets into Hong Kong, and the Japanese chain department store “Ji’an Temple” (now known as “The Palace of the Shock”), which is famous for selling cheap goods, has just leased the Miramar Hotel for about 1 million yuan per month. 00071) The Miramar Plaza in Tsim Sha Tsui has an area of about 15,000 square feet. The lease is about 67 yuan and it will open in mid-year.
According to the news, the “Yi’an Hall” is rented at a monthly rent of 1 million yuan. The former tenant is the fashion brand Collect Point. The lease period has been from 2012. At that time, the fixed monthly rent was 600,000 yuan in the first year. The year was 13%; Collect Point leased the lease in 2015 and it moved out of the site after the end of last year.
An area of 15,000 呎 monthly rent of one million
The “Jian’an Temple” sells a wide variety of goods, such as all kinds of daily necessities, cosmetics, snacks and electrical appliances, all of which are attracted by low prices, attracting many visitors to Japan to make a special trip to the local “sweeping goods.” According to the official website, “Jian’an Temple” currently has branches in 46 regions of Japan, and there are only three branches in Hawaii in the United States.
In addition, Jiayuan (02768) and the promotion of the development of the Tuen Mun Xinheli No. 3 office project Huixian No.1. Yufeng added 18 units yesterday, with a construction area of 478 to 939 square meters, with a price of 4.5 million to 7.665 million yuan, a price of 7519 to 13173 yuan, and an average price of 9803 yuan.
Wu Weiguang, co-director of the Midland Realty Area, said that the newly-launched 18 groups were down 8% to 10% from the price of the four groups sold in January this year. The main reason for the price reduction was to attract more buyers. It is expected that the price will increase in the future. Bu Shaoming, chief executive of Midland Real Estate, said that the bank’s residential and industrial and commercial shops were commissioned by the developer to sell the Huixian No.1. Peak.