Group 1 - The core message is that there are rumors regarding the sale of a luxury property in Hong Kong by Li Ka-shing, which have been denied by his son, Li Zeju, stating that the reports are fabricated and lack factual basis [1][1][1] - Li Zeju emphasized that many online reports about him and his family are largely fictional, illogical, or even fraudulent [1][1][1] Group 2 - Recently, Li Ka-shing has been accelerating the divestment of domestic projects, with reports indicating that Cheung Kong Group's subsidiary, Hutchison Whampoa, has launched a "Greater Bay Area Dual Living" plan [2][2] - The plan focuses on promoting four projects in the Greater Bay Area, offering approximately 400 units with prices ranging from 400,000 to 8 million HKD [2][2][2]

Core Viewpoint - Li Ka-shing's son, Li Zeju, has denied rumors regarding the sale of their family residence in Hong Kong, emphasizing that the reports are entirely fabricated and lack factual basis [2][3]. Group 1: Denial of Sale Rumors - Li Zeju clarified that there are no plans to sell the property located at 79 Deep Water Bay Road, Hong Kong [2][3]. - He criticized the spread of false information on social media, stating that many reports about him and his family are fabricated and illogical [3]. - Li Zeju urged media and the public not to believe or propagate rumors to avoid falling victim to scams [3]. Group 2: Real Estate Activity - Concurrently, the Li Ka-shing family is selling 400 residential units in the Greater Bay Area, which may have contributed to the rumors about the sale of their home [4]. - The properties being marketed include projects in Huizhou, Zhongshan, Guangzhou, and Dongguan, with Huizhou Longbo Garden being the largest, offering 300 units [4]. - The pricing for these units varies, with the lowest price for a one-bedroom unit at approximately 400,000 yuan, while villas in Dongguan are priced between 7 million to 8 million yuan [4]. - The average selling price for Huizhou Longbo Garden is around 12,000 yuan per square meter, with unit prices ranging from 1.47 million to 2.15 million yuan [4]. - These properties are part of earlier acquisitions by the Li Ka-shing family, indicating a strategy of "old projects being sold anew" [4]. - Analysts suggest that the influx of Hong Kong residents into the Greater Bay Area, coupled with declining property prices, presents a new market opportunity for real estate companies [4].

Core Viewpoint - Recent rumors suggest that Li Ka-shing intends to sell his luxury property located at 79 Deep Water Bay Road in Hong Kong for HKD 5 billion, but the chairman of Cheung Kong Holdings, Li Ka-shing's eldest son Li Zeju, has denied these claims, stating that they are entirely fabricated and lack factual basis [1]. Group 1 - The property in question is 79 Deep Water Bay Road, which is rumored to be on sale for HKD 5 billion [1]. - Li Zeju, chairman of Cheung Kong Holdings, has publicly refuted the sale rumors, labeling them as fictional and illogical [1]. - Li Zeju also mentioned that many online reports about him and his family are fabricated, with some being misleading or even fraudulent [1].

Core Viewpoint - Recent rumors suggest that Li Ka-shing intends to sell his luxury residence at 79 Deep Water Bay Road in Hong Kong for HKD 5 billion, which has been denied by the company [1][2]. Group 1: Company Response - Longfor Group's chairman, Li Zeju, stated that there are no plans to sell the property at 79 Deep Water Bay Road, calling the reports and social media posts regarding the sale fictitious and unfounded [1]. - Li Zeju emphasized that many online rumors about him and his family are fabricated, illogical, or even deceptive [1].