Hong Kong luxury residences remain as an investment favourite, surpassing global gateway cities
Hong Kong recorded 60 property sales valued over USD10 million in the first half of 2020
Hong Kong recorded 60 property sales valued over USD10 million in the first half of 2020
Index shows that buyers are seeking safe-haven assets amid the outbreak
The recent announcement has led to an uptick in private property purchases
Government data showed the sales volume grew by 92 percent month on month
Dealing with the pandemic is one thing, but their conflicts have made the situation even more complicated
Corrosive street protests and the ongoing US-China trade market were damaging enough for Hong Kong’s commercial real estate industry. Then came COVID-19
Growing tensions between the U.S. and China have prompted authorities to let go of these properties
Prompting them to temporarily shut down, undergo renovations or come up with other means to earn revenue
Who are already facing high tenant vacancy rates
In hopes of increasing occupancy as the population observes social distancing
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In hopes to avoid SARS-like foreclosures
The US-China trade war, the months-long protests, and the Wuhan pandemic to blame for the decline
Forcing developers and property agencies to be on high alert
Pressuring them to free up land marked for the theme park’s expansion
As for the global scale, this administrative region remains at the sixth spot
Considering Hong Kong holds the record as the most expensive city for office rentals
The amount paid is said to be triple the median home price in the city
Lisbon property agents travel to the troubled city to pitch to prospective investors, as property demands from Hongkongers grow
Dubbed as “Hong Kong City”, the first phase of the retirement centre is expected to be completed by the end of 2020
Property companies and banks to blame, substantially dragging the Hang Seng Index in a downward descent
Hong Kong leader introduces more relaxed mortgage rules to address the country’s unaffordable housing issue
Investors of luxury villas and bungalows struggle to keep their investments afloat, as Hong Kong’s political unrest intensifies
Community, convenience, and cheap rent compel more tenants to consider co-living arrangements