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Hong Kong property developer Lee Shau Kee, a prominent figure in the city's real estate landscape, has passed away at the age of 97. Known for his visionary leadership and entrepreneurial spirit, Lee was instrumental in shaping the modern skyline of Hong Kong through his extensive real estate ventures.
Lee founded Henderson Land Development Company, which became one of the largest property development firms in the region. His contributions to the industry extended beyond mere construction; he was a key player in urban development and played a significant role in the city's economic growth. Under his guidance, the company developed numerous iconic residential and commercial properties, making a lasting impact on Hong Kong's urban environment.
Beyond his business achievements, Lee was also recognized for his philanthropic efforts, supporting various educational and charitable initiatives. His legacy will undoubtedly be felt for generations to come, as he leaves behind a profound influence on both the real estate sector and the community at large.
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