Core Viewpoint - The recent marketing push by Cheung Kong Holdings' subsidiary, Hutchison Whampoa Properties, for four residential projects in Guangdong reflects a significant increase in demand from Hong Kong buyers for properties in mainland China [1] Group 1: Company Strategy - Hutchison Whampoa Properties is promoting four projects: Huizhou Longbo Garden, Zhongshan Longbo Garden, Guangzhou Yicui Manor, and Dongguan Haiyi Mansion, totaling 400 units with prices starting from 400,000 yuan [1] - This "old project, new sale" strategy continues the family's approach of acquiring land at low prices and developing it over the long term [1] Group 2: Market Demand - The marketing initiative indicates a notable growth in the demand for property purchases by Hong Kong residents in mainland China [1]

Group 1 - The core strategy of Cheung Kong Property, under Li Ka-shing's family, focuses on "low-cost land acquisition and long-term development" as evidenced by their recent promotion of four projects in Guangdong to Hong Kong buyers [1] - There is a significant increase in demand from Hong Kong residents for property investments in mainland China, particularly in cities like Huizhou, Dongguan, Guangzhou, and Zhongshan [1] - The total number of units being promoted across the four projects amounts to 400, with prices starting from 400,000 yuan [1] Group 2 - The specific breakdown of the projects includes: - Dongguan: 11,299 residential units (with a small number of commercial units) [3] - Huizhou: 2,720 residential units and 71 commercial units totaling 2,907 square meters [3] - Guangzhou: 1,457 residential units and 18 commercial units [3] - Zhongshan: 303 residential units and 19 commercial units totaling 2,300 square meters [3]