Co Thien Lac spent $ 64 million to buy a luxury apartment

Co Thien Lac also spent $ 75 million to buy a luxury villa on Thuy Loan Island.
HK01 reported that Co Thien Lac has just invested 64 million USD to buy an apartment located in Double Cove luxury villa located in Ma On Shan, Hong Kong.

Accordingly, the apartment has luxurious interior, prime location like a mountain overlooking the sea. The actor’s house God Condor is a paved apartment with a width of 278 m2, with up to 4 large halls with glass doors installed from ceiling to floor to enjoy the scenery. The house’s balcony is spacious and has an outdoor swimming pool. The apartment is also equipped with a private elevator. Luxury interior inside a million-dollar apartment of Co Thien Lac. According to the HK01 , the terrain of Ma On Shan district attracts many famous artists from Hong Kong, artists choose to buy a house here such as Duong Di – La Trong Khiem couple, Tran Hao and Tran Nhan My families, Thang Lac Van, Vuong To Lam … In 2017, Co Thien Lac also spent $ 75 million to buy a luxury villa on Thuy Loan Island (Deep Water Bay), Hong Kong and invited his biological parents to stay. According to the On The actor is currently the boss of 6 companies, in addition he also invests in many other units. Co Thien Lac works very hard in art, every year he can participate in up to 5 movies. In which, most of them are amateurs who spend money on production. Co Thien Lac’s works were also enthusiastically received by the audience. The actor has just invested in film production and opened an artist management company. On March 16, the actor was elected as the Chairman of the Hong Kong Filmmakers Association cum Chairman of the Hong Kong Performing Artist Association. It can be said that he is the most important character of the current Huong Cang movie world. Having made a lot of money, Co Thien Lac also devoted a lot of energy to charity activities. HK01 Reported that the school No. 133 in the community welfare project of Co Thien Lac was inaugurated and officially put into use from March 26.