Located at 10 Black’s Link in the luxury area of The Peak, the houses are being offered at a combined HK$900 million (US$116 million), people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
They have plunged 40% in value since November last year.
The houses are linked to Hui via his associate Tan Haijun, who was listed as a director of the companies holding the houses.
Property developer Evergrande, a key part of China's ongoing property crisis, is currently involved in one of the country's largest liquidation cases.
In August, liquidators announced their efforts to reclaim $6 billion in dividends and payments from seven defendants, including Hui. He also faces other lawsuits related to defaults.