The entire Royal Plaza project covers an area of ​​345 acres and is the result of two very large real estate projects that were put together with great difficulty.

Seriously

The Royal Plaza project was snatched from the hands of the fourth uncle, Lee Shau Kee, and together with the land previously held by the Wharf Group, the merger of the two made it possible to achieve its current scale and complete this miracle in the history of human architecture.

Most of this excellent land was originally owned by Henderson Land Development, totaling approximately 260 acres. It was the last prime location on Hong Kong Island that could be used to build skyscrapers.

Henderson Land plans to cooperate with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to build the second phase of the Hong Kong Financial Center, a 420-meter skyscraper and ancillary buildings.

After completion, it will become the tallest building in Hong Kong, far exceeding the Bank of China Tower (315 meters) and Hong Kong Central Plaza (346 meters).

This major investment project is also a heavyweight leading project for Henderson Land Development. For this purpose, a lot of effort and effort have been put into it, and through demolition, mergers and acquisitions, etc., such a large piece of prime land in Victoria Bay has been accumulated.

Preparatory work lasted eight and a half years, with more than 20 buildings and other buildings on the original site blasted and demolished, and finally this treasured land was pieced together.

Who would have thought?

The Wang consortium attacked Hong Kong Island like a gust of wind and fire. It used its strong financial resources to defeat the British-owned Swire Group and acquired shares in the Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotel, Hong Kong and China Gas Company, Hong Kong China Electric Power Company, Wharf Group and other heavyweight enterprises.

With great effort, he won the Hong Kong PCCW Telecommunications Company, which the Li family had invested heavily in.

This series of large-scale mergers and acquisitions has set off waves of turmoil, putting all the top wealthy families in Hong Kong in danger.
Chapter completed!