Hongkong Company-Beijing CBD Office Sale

Overview

A Hong Kong company, owning only an office near Beijing CBD, struggled for five years to sell their property. The key issue was that the company had no legal entity and bank account in China. Interested buyers repeatedly withdrew due to the complexity of the transaction and fund transfer process.

Engagement with Keyway Consulting

The client sought Keyway Consulting after learning about our experience handling European companies’ property exits in Beijing. We provided a full consultation addressing:

• Legal entity and compliance requirements
• Bank and capital remittance procedures
• Tax and regulatory filings
• Risk mitigation for both seller and buyer

Process & Solution

1. Structured the transaction using a Chinese company to act as the local counterparty.
2. Prepared all documentation in advance for the real estate bureau, bank, tax authorities, and foreign exchange office.
3. Managed the fund flow from the local buyer to the Hong Kong company in full compliance.
4. Avoided high-risk shortcuts such as personal receipt of company funds.

Outcome

The transaction was completed successfully. Funds were legally repatriated to Hong Kong, and all parties were satisfied. This case demonstrates Keyway Consulting’s ability to design compliant, end-to-end solutions for cross-border property sales.

Key Takeaways for Clients

• Early planning and structured compliance are essential
• A professional advisor reduces risk and accelerates transactions
• Complex cross-border sales can be simplified with expert guidance

Client Testimonials

“The payment from the office sale has arrived safely. Much appreciated for everything you’ve done.”

Contact

Reach out to Keyway Consulting to discuss your China property sale and fund repatriation. Our proven system ensures a smooth, compliant, and professional transaction.

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