In Hong Kong, although average home prices have only increased 140 per cent since 1997, the headline figure conceals some interesting facts. Average prices were already very high relative to other places, and the city was on the receiving end of a double-whammy from the Asian financial crisis in 1998 and the outbreak of SARS…
Hong Kong's "peak exodus' has led to an influx of Hong Kong citizens flooding real-estate markets across the UK, Canada, and Australia.
Besides, according to Knight Frank's The Wealth Report 2022, the top three locations Hong Kongers are hoping to purchase homes are the UK, Canada, and Australia.
Derek Tse, business development manager of the…
When it comes to achieving “financial freedom” – the ability to maintain a desirable lifestyle without having to work – only London is more expensive than Hong Kong, according to data compiled by online property portal Juwai IQI.
Source: South China Morning Post
Singapore, regarded as Hong Kong’s biggest regional rival as a finance hub, is…
Mainland Chinese, once the driving force behind Hong Kong’s stratospheric home prices, are now shunning the city after months of protests.
Inquiries for Hong Kong properties from mainland Chinese plunged through the second half of last year, according to Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors data that tracks the percentage of agents reporting a drop in interest…
The new year is promising to be a brighter place for property investors looking for opportunities outside Hong Kong, as industry consultants favour several tried-and-tested locations in Europe and Southeast Asia.
With no end in sight to the city’s political impasse, real-estate investments in Portugal, Greece and Ireland have become popular bets in 2019 for wealthy…