The number of distressed property assets in Hong Kong will remain low, despite the recent stamp duty hike and likely interest rate rise later this week, analysts say.
Distressed assets – those that owners are forced to sell at lower-than-market prices for reasons such as bankruptcy or debt – are “extremely scarce” in Hong Kong, according to Charles Chan, managing director of valuation and professional services at real estate services provider Savills.
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Source : South China Morning Post
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