Centaline Expands Tseung Kwan O Presence with New Team at The Sea Development
AM730 · 1 SOURCESabout 1 hour ago2 MIN
Summary
Centaline Property's Tseung Kwan O Ocean Town First Branch, under Regional Business Manager Zhou Qihong, has expanded its service footprint by establishing a new team at The Sea (Sea To Sky) residential development in southern Tseung Kwan O. The new group will be led by Branch Manager Wu Hao, who brings a decade of local market expertise and a proven track record including nine consecutive years as an Elite Society member. The team has already recorded strong performance with HK$25 million in sales during the first eight months of 2026, setting the stage for further growth in the southern Tseung Kwan O area .
Key Points
- Zhou Qihong, Regional Business Manager at Tseung Kwan O Ocean Town First Branch, has set up a new team at The Sea development to serve southern Tseung Kwan O residents
- Wu Hao, a 10-year veteran of Centaline's Tseung Kwan O team, will lead the new group as Branch Manager
- The team achieved HK$25 million in sales from January to August 2026, demonstrating strong market performance
- Wu Hao has been recognized as an Elite Society member for nine consecutive years, reflecting consistent sales excellence
- The new team will focus on pricing strategy, promotional activities, negotiation coordination, and transaction follow-up services
Why It Matters
This expansion reflects growing competition among property agencies in Tseung Kwan O's southern district, where multiple residential developments have created a vibrant housing market. By positioning experienced managers like Wu Hao to lead new teams, agencies are betting on deeper local market penetration to capture both buyers and sellers in one of Hong Kong's most active new towns.
This expansion reflects growing competition among property agencies in Tseung Kwan O's southern district, where multiple residential developments have created a vibrant housing market. By positioning experienced managers like Wu Hao to lead new teams, agencies are betting on deeper local market penetration to capture both buyers and sellers in one of Hong Kong's most active new towns.