Big plans for large, bespoke, deluxe apartments in a high- rise, glass tower to be built at 118 E. 59th St. have not gotten o the ground. But Euro Properties, a Hong Kong-based real estate development company led by CEO Neo Que Yau, announced the completion of the...

Asian developer Euro Properties brings its luxury expertise to the states with its newest project, 118 E. 59th Street, a 40-story tower bringing 29 full-floor residences to Manhattan. One trend creeping up in the real estate realm is international developers’ interest...

TUMULTUOUS stock and commodity markets are roiling investors around the globe. For Hong Kong developer Neo Que Yau, that presents an opportunity on Manhattan's 59th Street... Read more

Hong Kong property group, Euro Properties burst onto the Australian property scene with fanfare after scooping up the Channel Nine site in the Sydney north shore suburb of Willoughby for $147.5 million on Tuesday. The company's acquisition of the Channel Nine site...

Mr. Neo, 56, is the chief executive of the Euro Properties Group, a real estate development company based in Hong Kong. The company, which he founded in 1995, is working on its first project in New York City, a 40-story condominium at 118 East 59th Street designed by...

Singaporean Neo Que Yau talks about his most audacious property buys in cities around the world, especially his forays into the US’ top-end residential market in recent years. On May 29, Singaporean Neo Que Yau, celebrated the 20th anniversary of the company he...

Singaporean Neo Que Yau talks about his most audacious property buys in cities around the world, especially his forays into the US’ top-end residential market in recent years... Read more

A Hong Kong company is building a 38-story residential tower in Midtown, the rst condominium project in Manhattan by a Chinese developer without a local partner. Euro Properties recently unveiled 118 East 59th Street, a 29-unit high-rise between Park and Lexington...