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24.12.25 - 00:31
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A tale of two markets: Hong Kong property prices stabilise as mainland slump drags on (SCMP)
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As the mainland Chinese housing downturn drags on, Hong Kong's market is showing early signs of stabilising, reshaping buyer sentiment and exposing a widening divergence across southern China's property landscape.
Ming, a 28-year-old financial professional, moved into his new 320 sq ft one-bedroom flat in Yau Tong in May. He bought the unit a year earlier for HK$4.8 million (US$617,000), taking advantage of discounts offered on later batches of new launches.
“I was lucky I didn't buy the first......
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