Hong Kong office.

Hong Kong–based investors, including Hong Kong nationals, Australia-linked expatriates and family offices, typically buy Australian property and business assets for portfolio diversification, education-driven relocation and long-term residency planning. Sydney and Melbourne residential and commercial property attract the most consistent demand. Financing typically covers established property purchases, construction of new residences, and business acquisition or expansion for Hong Kong-linked business owners relocating operations to Australia.

Solara arranges finance for Australian property and businesses and for international projects. Scenarios raised from Hong Kong typically involve foreign investor & expat loans, commercial property loans, construction finance and short-term business loans, arranged through banks, private lenders, non-bank lenders and specialist funds; which of them suits a file depends on security, exit and timing rather than where the borrower lives.

Hong Kong typically runs two to three hours behind the Australian Eastern seaboard, varying with Australian daylight saving, which supports same-day contact with Australian lenders. Certified identification and income documents are usually required, and borrowers should plan FX and fund transfers around Hong Kong's banking and remittance processes; borrowers should seek local advice on the tax and currency implications in their home jurisdiction.

• Foreign investor & expat loans
• Commercial property loans
• Construction finance
• Short-term business loans