Creditors push sale of dual-branded Hong Kong hotel complex via tender

Creditors are pushing the sale of a dual-branded Sheraton hotel complex on Lantau Island, with Savills running a formal tender for the 1,219-room property.

Savills confirmed on 2026-06-24 that a formal tender is expected to close on August 31 for the property near Tung Chung MTR station and Hong Kong International Airport. The complex is operated by Marriott.

The 2020-completed asset has a gross floor area of around 610,000 sq ft. It was held by mainland Chinese developer Shimao Group, which cut the asking price to about HK$4.5 billion in late 2024 after failing to sell it at HK$6 billion or higher.

Raymond Lee, CEO at Savills Greater China, said during a site visit on Tuesday that the dual-branded Marriott-standard property is a rare offering. Previous expressions of interest attracted serious buyers, and substantive discussions are ongoing with several of them. The receivership appointment of AlixPartners brings clarity to the process.

No floor price has been set for the tender, according to Savills.

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Six bids were received for a residential site in Tung Chung, Hong Kong, indicating cautious optimism in the property market. Major developers including Sun Hung Kai Properties, Kerry Properties and Sino Land participated in the tender. The 14,152-square-metre parcel is expected to yield around 990 housing units.

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Hong Kong's commercial property market attracted US$1.6 billion in investment in the first quarter, up 41 per cent year-on-year, according to JLL, driven by demand for office, retail and hotel assets. Peer firm CBRE reported HK$12.3 billion (US$1.57 billion), up 105 per cent, amid lower Hibor rates and improving liquidity.

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