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Big Chinese Developers Push Into Hong Kong Market

China Vanke, others bid for land in territory long dominated by rich tycoons

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HONG KONG—China’s property developers are aggressively bidding for prime public land in Hong Kong as competition heats up in a sector where Asia’s wealthiest tycoons built their fortunes.

For decades, large conglomerates controlled by Hong Kong’s richest families have ruled the city’s real-estate market, having developed the tall office towers that dot the iconic skyline to the endless rows of residential apartment blocks.

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