TOPIC

/ company

Great Eagle Holdings

Great Eagle Holdings is a property company listed and based in Hong Kong. Its operations span property investment and hotels, and it operates in Hong Kong, North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific. As of 2012, its hotel portfolio comprised 13 properties with more than 6,000 rooms, including 10 hotels branded under the Langham name in Hong Kong, Shanghai, London, Boston, Los Angeles, Melbourne and Auckland, Eaton Hotels in Hong Kong and Shanghai; and the Delta Chelsea Hotel in Toronto.

Chairman / President

LO Ka Shui

CEO / Managing Director

Bob VAN DEN OORD

Industry

Real Estate

Website

greateagle.com.hk

Headquarters address

Suite 3008, 30/F, Great Eagle Centre 23 Harbour Road Wanchai, Hong Kong

Stock Code

OTCMKTS:GEAHF
SEHK:41

Year founded

1963

Great Eagle Holdings

Hong Kong developer Sino Land posts steady profit amid market improvements

Chairman Daryl Ng highlights the city’s encouraging property sales performance in the second half of 2025.

Kerry Properties secures Hong Kong’s latest residential plot for US$177 million

Hong Kong land fetches US$230 million as Chinese developer outbids city rivals

Kowloon East site attracts nine bids as Hong Kong housing outlook brightens

Hong Kong developers show stronger interest in land sales as home prices rebound and sentiment improves.

Hong Kong’s Sino Land and Great Eagle secure Kowloon site for US$206 million

Acquisition of 41,226 sq ft plot – which could yield 570 homes – reflects confidence in the property market’s recovery as sales rebound.

Hong Kong hedge fund founder pays US$74.3 million for luxury Shouson Hill home

Matrix Properties, in which CoreView Capital’s Vincent Gao Leyi is a director, snaps up House 6 at the upscale No 15 Shouson Hill.

Chinachem secures plot in Hong Kong’s Tsuen Wan for US$318 million

Private developer outbids eight others for the site, which is expected to yield 780 flats.

Tomson Group’s Charles Tong buys US$14.4 million Hong Kong home

The 2,335 sq ft flat at The Legacy in Mid-Levels West was handed over to the buyer on Monday.

Stronger Hong Kong residential property market whets investor appetite: analysts

The worst of times has passed, but ‘we are still cautious’ about a full recovery, JLL’s Norry Lee says.

Hong Kong developer Great Eagle’s executives jointly acquire US$1.5 million flat

Rising Thrive, an entity linked to Great Eagle’s executives, bought a 773 sq ft flat in Grand Mayfair in Kam Tin South.

High-profile property sales add to Hong Kong’s market momentum

The flats, worth a combined US$9.4 million, were sold to entities linked to William Harry Tang, the son of ex-finance minister Henry Tang.

Affluent Hong Kong investors snap up luxury flats as property market improves

‘With more rate cuts ahead … expect home prices to register some 3 to 5 per cent upside in 2026,’ property analyst Raymond Cheng says.

Hongkongers less willing to buy homes after price increases at new launches: analysts

Hongkongers are less willing to buy homes amid price increases at new launches by developers, analysts said after Great Eagle Holdings announced a new higher price list for another 150 units at its Onmantin project on Monday.

Hong Kong homebuyers snap up all flats at Great Eagle’s Onmantin project

All 260 flats on offer at Onmantin were already on Saturday after the project received 7,500 orders from prospective buyers.

Kennedy Town plot fetches just 6 bids as market gloom deters developers

The first government land tender of this financial year ended up attracting far fewer bids than expected as the prospect of further interest rate hikes and new housing supply dimmed the outlook for Hong Kong’s property market.

Hong Kong withdraws Stanley plot after bids fail to meet reserve price

The biggest residential plot of land in Hong Kong’s southern Stanley district in two decades was withdrawn from sale by the government on Tuesday, after all four tenders failed to meet its reserve price.

Seven luxury hotel chains with Hong Kong roots? It’s no accident

The Peninsula’s opening in Kowloon in 1928 was met with scorn, but from Hong Kong a global luxury hotel brand grew, and it’s not the only one. The city’s location, talent and cosmopolitanism make it the ideal base.

Hong Kong developers pile into mega land sale in nod to city’s outlook

The sale of the land is also a crucial test of the so-called two envelope approach, which awards the winning bid on the merit of designs, planning and their congruence with the surrounding, in addition to beating the minimum reserve price.

Embattled tycoon Pan taps Great Eagle to bail him out in Ho Man Tin

Yuen Long clashes cast pall over Sun Hung Kai’s property sales

The mixed results add to the uncertainties facing the world’s most expensive residential property market, as a combination of the year-long US-China trade war and Hong Kong’s worst civic unrest on record drove many property buyers to the sidelines.

Winning control of property empire a mixed blessing amid trade war

Lo Ka-shui’s victory in a family feud over the US$3 billion Great Eagle property empire has proved a mixed blessing as trade war crimps international plans.

Great Eagle launches cheapest new flats in Tai Po after land bargain

The commercial builder shocked the market in 2014 by winning the tender for the waterfront site for HK$3,300 per sq ft, 17 per cent below forecasts

.css-1m2rp1p{color:#34b8b5;}The View | Hong Kong’s new property tycoons face greater expectations

Victor Li, Adam Kwok and Adrian Cheng are among the inheritors of Hong Kong’s biggest property conglomerates, at a time when Hongkongers are demanding greater corporate social responsibility and better living solutions.

Great Eagle matriarch loses battle for control of real estate giant

Court of First Instance rules against Lo To Lee-kwan in her legal fight to stop son gaining full control of family business.

Kai Tak runway’s first mix-use plot gets positive response in sale

Great Eagle Holdings matriarch praises son she’s feuding with

Lo To Lee-kwan in battle for control of Great Eagle Holdings company she founded with her husband Lo Ying-shek in 1963

Late tycoon’s family dispute embroils HSBC International Trustee

The trust manager is accused of a conflict of interest in a two-year legal battle between Lo To Lee-kwan and Lo Ka-shui, the widow and third son of Lo Ying-shek.

Lo family’s Champion REIT to sell Langham office tower HK$26b

The View | Hong Kong’s new property tycoons face greater expectations