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On a journey to transform our business, industry and city.
At the heart of Chinachem
“The future for Chinachem centres around maximising our positive impact. Creating better environments, stronger communities and shared value throughout.”

Donald Choi, Executive Director and CEO - Chinachem Group
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.
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Watch VideoChinachem Lai Chi Wo Story RoomThe remote Hong Kong community of Lai Chi Wo now has another attraction to share. Alongside its organic farming and produce market, beautiful surrounding countryside, and gentle pace of life, the Chinachem Lai Chi Wo Story Room now takes visitors on a journey through the history and culture of its community and traditions.Watch VideoMiniature Exhibition: Past, Present and FutureCentral Market plays host to the largest ever collection of miniature models of the city, as part of celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the HKSAR. Crafted by local model makers and artists, this unique perspective on Hong Kong's past, present and future runs until July 16th, at Central Market, 93 Queens Road Central, Hong Kong.Watch VideoHearts in Motion Ding! Ding! Ding!This festive season, 4,000 members of the community were treated by Chinachem Group to a guided tram tour of Hong Kong. Young, old, the underprivileged, and students were invited to ride aboard the Chinachem “Hearts in Motion” tram and learn about the history and fabric of Hong Kong Island.Watch NowCentral Market RevitalisationHong Kong’s revived and revitalised Central Market is an example of urban placemaking at its best. Chinachem Group, in partnership with the Urban Renewal Authority, have created a real playground for all, a destination offering exciting new experiences in food and beverage, eclectic shopping opportunities, and plenty of spots to relax, meet friends, or simply watch the world go by.
What's On
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Watch VideoCity’s largest Community Vaccination Centre commenced operationsLocated at the junction of Leighton Road and Caroline Hill Road, Causeway Bay, the new pop-up CVC is the largest yet set up within a private property portfolio. It is jointly offered to the Government by Chinachem Group and Hysan Development from 29 March to operate for three months, potentially allowing several hundred thousand more citizens to get fully vaccinated and help Hong Kong return to normal life as soon as possible.
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Chinachem Group Publishes Sustainability Report 2020 - 2021
Our second Sustainability Report is now available. It details the Group's sustainability commitments, management approach and performance in 2020 - 2021, setting out our future sustainability focus areas.
Published under the theme of “Harmonising and shepherding our planet’s elements with heart”, the Report shows how we have upheld our commitment to sustainable development and built resilience and solidarity during the past two years despite the COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges. It also prompts us to reinvigorate our commitment to sustainability and liveability.
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Commit to Science-based targets (SBTs)Chinachem Group has been ramping up its sustainability efforts to meet its carbon reduction roadmap. In January 2022, the science-based targets (SBTs) set by the Group were officially approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). It has become Hong Kong's second real estate developer to have completed SBT validation with a 1.5°C-aligned target.
The Group is committed to reducing Scope 1 and 2 operational GHG emissions by 51.8% by 2030 from a 2020 base year, while reducing Scope 3 GHG emissions from downstream leased assets, capital goods and waste generated in operations by 20% within the same timeframe. -
Chinachem Lai Chi Wo Story Room Opens Preserving Hong Kong’s Cultural HeritageChinachem Group is now taking a further initiative to help preserve this important part of Hong Kong’s cultural heritage by collaborating with the Government’s Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, the Lions Nature Education Foundation (LNEF) and Lai Chi Wo Pui Shing Tong to open a story room highlighting the customs of Hing Chun Alliance.
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Reminiscent of the Past, Present and Future Through Interactive Exhibits
Deeply rooted in Hong Kong, Chinachem Group has grown up alongside its home city for the past 60 years. To celebrate its 60th anniversary and a recent brand rejuvenation, the Group has organised the "Creating Places with Heart - Chinachem Group’s 60 Years of Progress" exhibition, showcasing the Group’s transformation from its roots in Hong Kong since the 1960s through various touchless and interactive exhibits.
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A Pioneer Residential Development incorporating Multi-Generation designsMount Anderson is the first new development launched after the rebranding of Chinachem Group. Built according to WELL Building Standard and having achieved the Provisional Gold grading of BEAM Plus New Buildings (V1.2), the Development manifests a new concept on green architecture. With 33% greenery areas and equipped with smart technology, residents will enjoy a smart green living environment while nurturing family love at their sweet homes.
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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.