Group 1 - Recent rumors suggest that Li Ka-shing plans to sell his luxury property at 79 Deep Water Bay Road for HKD 5 billion, which has gained significant attention on social media [1] - Cheung Kong Property Holdings Limited officially denied the rumors, stating that there are no plans to sell the property and that much of the online speculation is unfounded [1] - The Hong Kong property market has shown signs of recovery, with a total of 7,199 property registrations in July, a slight decrease of about 1% from June, indicating active market transactions [1] Group 2 - Analysts attribute the rebound in Hong Kong property prices to multiple factors, including a "super rebound" and optimistic expectations regarding economic recovery, which have increased buyer willingness [2] - The Hong Kong property price index has risen for three consecutive months as of June, indicating that the market has likely found its bottom and is entering a gradual upward phase [2] - Cheung Kong's luxury project on Hong Kong Island, 21 Borrett Road, sold a four-bedroom unit for HKD 162 million, reflecting the presence of high-end buyers in the market [2] Group 3 - Cheung Kong's subsidiary, Hutchison Whampoa Properties, is promoting four real estate projects in the Greater Bay Area, totaling approximately 400 units, with the Huizhou project offering 300 units [3] - The current price for a 51-square-meter unit in Huizhou is around HKD 440,000, translating to approximately HKD 8,554 per square meter, which is a decrease from previous prices [3] - Market adjustments and strategic shifts from companies are influencing pricing, with new home price promotions and increased second-hand listings contributing to competitive conditions [3]