On July 28, market news said that Changshi group (01113.hk), a subsidiary of Li Ka Shing family, wanted to buy the Hong Kong headquarters building of China Evergrande (03333.hk). In response, Changshi group confirmed to news (www.thepaper.cn) that the company had entered the bid for “China Evergrande center project, 38 Gloucester Road, Wanchai”, and Evergrande did not respond to the news< Br > < div class= "contheight" > < / div > previously, there was market news that China Evergrande planned to sell its headquarters building to Yuexiu real estate (00123.hk) for HK $10.5 billion. According to the news at that time, the two sides failed to negotiate the transaction due to price reasons< Br > < div class= "contheight" > < / div > available information shows that Hong Kong Evergrande center is located at 38 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, adjacent to Admiralty and Wanchai MTR stations, Hong Kong Police Headquarters, and Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. The office building covers an area of 2138.8 square meters, with a total construction area of 32090.9 square meters, a height of 94.85 meters, and a total of 26 floors. The predecessor of the building is the Wantong building in the United States. As early as 1987, liuluanxiong, the founder of Chinese real estate (00127.hk), bought part of the equity of the office building with HK $160million. A few years later, he again spent HK $300million to buy the remaining equity, spending a total of about HK $460million to buy the office building< Br > < div class= "contheight" > < / div > in 2015, Evergrande group purchased from Chinese real estate with HK $12.5 billion, setting the highest record for the largest commercial building transaction in Hong Kong at that time, and it is also the only private enterprise in the mainland with an entire independent office building in Hong Kong. It is worth mentioning that, according to the announcement at that time, the purchase price of the transaction will be paid in installments, with the first payment of only 10%, and the rest of the price will be paid in six years, with only 10% per year. In other words, Evergrande did not pay the price of the transaction until 2021< Br > < div class= "contheight" > < / div > according to the report of Hong Kong Economic Daily on July 28, at present, China Evergrande’s financial problems have not been solved, and it is seeking to sell the property for cash. The market valuation of the building is about HK $9billion, and the bid is closed today. At present, the rental rate of China Evergrande center exceeds 80%.