New World Development

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New World Development is a major Hong Kong-based property development and investment company known for its large-scale commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects.

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New World Development canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conglomerate
property development company
public company
businessRegion Greater Bay Area
Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China

Mainland China
country Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China
developed K11 ATELIER office projects
New World Centre (former complex in Tsim Sha Tsui)
Victoria Dockside
commercial properties in mainland China
large-scale residential estates in Hong Kong
foundedBy Cheng Yu-tung
founder Cheng Yu-tung
hasBrand K11
linked to: K11 Art Mall

New World Hotels & Resorts
headquartersLocation Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China
inception 1970
industry hospitality
infrastructure
property development
property investment
real estate
retail
keyPerson Adrian Cheng
languageOfWorkOrName Chinese
English
legalForm limited company
notableProject K11 MUSEA cultural-retail complex
linked to: K11 Art Mall

Victoria Dockside redevelopment project
owns Citybus (Hong Kong)
K11 Art Mall
K11 Group
K11 MUSEA
linked to: K11 Art Mall

New World China Land
New World First Bus
New World Hotels & Resorts
parentOrganization Chow Tai Fook Enterprises
product commercial property
hotels
infrastructure projects
office towers
residential property
shopping malls
stockExchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange
subsidiary NWS Holdings
New World China Land
tickerSymbol 0017.HK

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Referenced by (8)

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Avenue of Stars operator New World Development
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre owner New World Development
11 SKIES developer New World Development
11 SKIES operator New World Development
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts parentOrganization New World Development
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts subsidiaryOf New World Development
Tung Chung Crescent developedBy New World Development