Gao Peiyu has a total of 320 million in two years
Female manufacturer Gao Peiyu [Photo] Through Shengyu Xingye, yesterday, the residential land of Changsha South Road in Lantau was awarded at a cost of 160 million yuan, which is far below the market valuation limit. It was the second time that Gao had won the government official land in the past five years.
Mr. Gao Pei has come to the forefront. He is the Chairman of the Group and the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Association of Tide Associations. He has been involved in real estate for many years. Apart from attracting official land, he has also purchased luxury properties and commercial properties. Gao bought the government official land for the first time in March 2014. At that time, he defeated 16 opponents for 160 million yuan and won the residential land at the junction of Bisha Road and Clear Water Bay Road in Sai Kung. The total floor area of the building was 8026 square meters. The land price (floor price) is as high as 19935 yuan. The floor price is still the second highest in the New Territories. The site has been approved to build two two-storey high-rise houses. Together with the Changsha land purchased for the second time, Gao Peiyu purchased the official land twice for a total of 320 million yuan.
Gao Peiyu is also active in the property investment market. The attitude of holding goods is even more “into the market”. It is rare to see the sale of units. For example, in 2010, it spent more than 100 million yuan to purchase the big corner emperor led by Xinzhi (00083). peak. In the beginning of 2012, she frequently entered the market to subscribe to West Kowloon Royal Gold. Guofeng eventually spent a total of about 225 million yuan to sweep into 20 groups. At the end of 2014, Gao bought a total of RMB 238.4 million in the name of the company to purchase the Connected House at No. 6 Jordan Road, Hong Kong Office. The project was approved in February last year to build a two-storey high-rise house with a total floor area of about 6,130 square feet.
In addition, she spent more than $550 million at the end of 2015 to purchase the two floors of the Kowloon Bay International Trading Center.