Li Ka-shing's mansion villa door picture

The specific size of Li Ka-shing's villa on the top of Hong Kong's mountain was not explicitly mentioned. Therefore, I don't know how big Li Ka-shing's villa on the top of Hong Kong's mountain is.

Yes, Xicheng Metropolis was originally owned by Li Ka-shing's Huchison Whampoa. However, after many changes of ownership, it was finally acquired by Hong Kong's Link Group in 2017 for 4.065 billion yuan.

Li Ka-shing was the best in several aspects. First of all, he knew how to use the strategy of "getting something for nothing" and achieved great success in the real estate field. Through cooperation with the government, he bought land at a low price and slowly raised the land price during the construction process. In the end, he sold the land at a high price and made a huge profit. Secondly, Li Ka-shing had strong self-management ability and perseverance. He got up at 6 am every morning, worked 12 hours, and persisted in reading and studying to constantly improve his knowledge and skills. In addition, Li Ka-shing had a wide range of connections. His influence and appeal made both the wealthy families in Hong Kong and the technology upstarts in the mainland willing to surround him. Finally, Li Ka-shing's commercial success was also reflected in his ability to acquire. He continued to expand his corporate empire by acquiring other companies. In general, Li Ka-shing's greatest strength lay in his business wisdom, self-management ability, network resources, and merger and acquisition ability.

Li Ka-shing's Peak Villa in Hong Kong has been sold. Although the success of the specific transaction was uncertain, according to reports, Li Ka-shing's two companies planned to sell the two homesteads for 2 billion Hong Kong dollars, which would bring him a lot of profits. The two homesteads were located on Peak Road in Hong Kong, known as the "most expensive street in the world". Currently, the property prices in the area were very high. The specific details of the transaction were not clear, but according to the report, the two homesteads occupied an area of about 1319 square meters and 1340 square meters respectively, and the total floor area that could be rebuilt was about 1765 square meters. Therefore, it could be concluded that Li Ka-shing's hilltop villa in Hong Kong had been sold, but the details of the transaction were still unclear.

Zhang Guorong and Li Ka-shing were two well-known figures in Hong Kong. He was a representative of Hong Kong's cultural world and was famous for his outstanding contributions in the music and film fields. His good looks and artistic facial features were also praised. Li Ka-shing was a representative figure of the Hong Kong business community. He was a successful entrepreneur and investor. He had close cooperation and communication with Zhou Kaixuan, who was his confidante. The details of the relationship and cooperation between the two were not mentioned in the literature. In general, the achievements and influence of both Zhang Guorong and Li Ka-shing in their respective fields made them highly respected and remembered by people.

Li Ka-shing's 30 - 70 rule meant that he was willing to get six points instead of eight points when dealing with affairs or getting along with others. He believed that a person who was fussy about getting 8 points might only have one person willing to work with him, while a person who would rather get 6 points might have 10 people willing to work with him. This showed that he tended to treat others with a more tolerant and cooperative attitude, rather than pursuing perfection or occupying more shares of interests.

In 1993, Li Ka-shing won the renovation project of Fuzhou's three alleys and seven alleys at a price of 989,500 yuan per mu. According to the agreement at that time, his company should protect and renovate 42 ancient buildings and former residences of famous people, as well as 36 ancient trees. However, ten years later, when Li Ka-shing began to renovate the three alleys and seven alleys, he did not protect the ancient buildings but built a modern community. This caused dissatisfaction and disappointment among the Fuzhou people. Therefore, Li Ka-shing's renovation project in Fuzhou did not meet the initial expectations and promises.

Li Ka-shing once planned to renovate Fuzhou's three alleys and seven alleys, but it was eventually stopped by the historical site protection team, allowing the historical site to be preserved to this day. In 1993, Li Ka-shing obtained the right to transform the three alleys and seven alleys for 3.5 billion yuan. He planned to transform them into a neighborhood that integrated cultural relics, commerce, tourism, culture, housing, and entertainment within five to seven years. However, after ten years, Li Ka-shing began to renovate the three alleys and seven alleys. Instead of protecting the ancient buildings, he built a modern community. Therefore, although Li Ka-shing had planned to renovate the three alleys and seven alleys, he did not implement the plan to protect the ancient buildings.

One key event was his entry into the real estate business, which became a major part of his fortune. Another was his expansion into international markets.

One key factor is his business acumen. He knew how to identify profitable opportunities and capitalize on them.