Group 1 - The luxury property at 1 Peak Road, owned by Zhang Songqiao, has become the most expensive haunted house in Hong Kong following a tragic incident involving a Filipino maid [1][2] - The property, completed in February 2006, has a land area of approximately 14,000 square feet and a usable area of 5,642 square feet, with an estimated market value exceeding HKD 560 million [2] - Zhang Songqiao, known as the "Chongqing Li Ka-shing," purchased the property in 2004 for HKD 138 million, with a floor price of HKD 19,714 per square foot [2][4] Group 2 - Zhang Songqiao has a significant presence in the real estate industry, having shifted his business base to Hong Kong in the 1990s and is currently the chairman of two listed companies, Zhongyu Land and Hong Kong Tong Holdings [4] - Zhongyu Land has a market capitalization of approximately HKD 4.66 billion, while Hong Kong Tong Holdings is valued at around HKD 3.16 billion [4] - Zhang's personal wealth is estimated at RMB 18.5 billion (over HKD 20 billion), ranking him 1506th on the 2025 Hurun Global Rich List [4]

Group 1 - A tragic incident occurred at the luxury property located at 1 Peak Road, where a 31-year-old Filipino maid committed suicide on October 8, 2023, at 7:35 AM [1] - Due to the incident, the property is expected to be classified as a "haunted house," potentially making it the most expensive haunted house in Hong Kong [1] - The owner of the property is Zhang Songqiao, known as the "Chongqing Li Ka-shing," who purchased the property in 2004 for HKD 138 million [5][6] Group 2 - The property, completed in February 2006, has a land area of approximately 14,000 square feet (about 1,300.6 square meters) and a usable area of 5,642 square feet (about 524.24 square meters) [3] - Market estimates suggest that similar properties in the area have a price per square foot exceeding HKD 100,000, leading to a current estimated value of over HKD 560 million for Zhang's property [5] - Zhang Songqiao has a significant presence in the real estate market, having shifted his business base to Hong Kong in the 1990s and currently serving as the chairman of two listed companies, Zhongyu Land and Hong Kong Tong Holdings [6][8] Group 3 - The property has a historical background, previously owned by the U.S. Consulate, which sold it during a market downturn in the early 1980s for HKD 24 million [8] - Notably, the property was purchased by the famous martial arts novelist Jin Yong and his wife for HKD 12 million in 1985, and they lived there for 11 years before selling it for HKD 196 million in 1996 [10][12]