The desire among young adults to live away from their parents is fuelling the demand for tiny flats in Hong Kong’s city centre, says property tycoon Keith Kerr.
Now running a start-up property firm, the former chairman and chief executive of Swire Properties said this group of well-off urban workers will drive the sales of his first project.
“There are many families that have children who would like to live separately,” Kerr said. “That has always been on our mind as a…
Source : South China Morning Post
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