
At the heart of Chinachem
“The future for Chinachem centres around maximising our positive impact. Creating better environments, stronger communities and shared value throughout.”

The Chinachem Group occupies a unique position in the landscape of Hong Kong property developers. Neither publicly listed, nor held by a family, our primary focus is to create value that will benefit the communities surrounding us.
Whilst we’re one of Hong Kong’s largest real estate businesses, we hold in our heart a promise to improve the lives of those we touch, by always aligning profit with purpose.
That special pledge, to make a long lasting, positive impact on society is the driving force behind everything we do. And to achieve it, we take a balanced approach to business.
To us, people, prosperity, and the planet all matter equally.

By listening to those we serve, setting shared goals, and by maintaining impeccable levels of governance, we deliver resilient sustainable growth through teamwork.

We’re coupling these innovations together to create a digitally advanced business that will listen harder, respond better, and make smarter decisions.

Our focus for the future is to ensure that no-one is left behind by change. By being inclusive, the value we add and the benefits we create will bond the diverse communities that surround us.

Listening and developing
The Chinachem Group is starting a journey of transformation. Our goal is to better reflect the needs and desires of the communities that surround us, make what we do more sustainable, protect our planet and ensure we always deliver positive impact to society.
To chart the right course, we must first recognise the problems that need to be solved. And understanding, starts with listening. Recently, CEO Donald Choi met with a number of people who shared with him their views on how residential life in Hong Kong could be improved. Young parents, first-time buyers, the elderly, and students all contributed their opinions. Donald also chatted with award-winning architect Ken Shuttleworth, on how innovation and smarter thinking could improve the built environment of Hong Kong.
The conversations have started.
Change is coming.