Mario Ho Yau Kwan Siblings

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Mario Ho Yau-Kwan has acquired a HK$500 million house on 2 Island Road on his 25th birthday.

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The 3,836-square-foot house located at Southern district was sold at HK$130,344 per-sq-ft. Mario Ho, the son of casino tycoon Stanley Ho Hung-sun, only needs to pay a 4.25 percent stamp duty as he is a first-time homebuyer.

The Ho family previously bought two houses located on 2 Island Road.

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She has two younger brothers and a younger sister; Arnaldo Ho Yau Heng, Mario Ho Yau Kwan. And Alice Ho Chiu Yan correspondingly. Sabrina Ho studied portrait since childhood and has explained that she first put brush to painting. At about the age group of four. Her dad's own vast personal collection of.

The former owner bought the flat for HK$18.8 million in 1990 and earned a 26-fold gain of HK$488 million.

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  • Family businesss Among those present were Stanley’s older sister Nanette Fung, 98, his fourth wife Angela Leong, 57, and their children Sabrina, 28, Arnaldo, 25, and Mario, 23.
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  • Whois Mario Ho Yau Kwan, Stanley Ho's son,date of birth January 12,1995,age 26,sign of the zodiac Capricorn.
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Elsewhere, a flat at Ultima in Ho Man Tin was sold by tender for HK$128.6 million or HK$60,376 per sq ft.

Mario Ho Yau Kwan Siblings Biography

The 2,130-sq-ft featured flat with a 498-sq-ft balcony was developed by Sun Hung Kai Properties (0016). The buyer has signed a provisional agreement and paid a 5 percent deposit.

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Meanwhile, TVB artiste Carlos Chan Ka-lok has also purchased a flat in Ho Man Tin for HK$50.45 million or HK$35,405 per-sq-ft.

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The 1,425-sq-ft flat at Grand Homm was bought last November and Chan only needs to pay a 4.25 percent stamp duty of HK$2.14 million as he is a first-time homebuyer.