Hong Kong home prices surprisingly rose in March as economic stimulus measures including cheaper borrowing costs helped shore up sentiment. A dim outlook for the economy raises doubt the rebound can sustain in the coming months.Prices on the secondary market increased 0.4 per cent on average last month, the Rating and Valuation Department said on Wednesday, the first gain since November. The department adjusted the slide in February to 1.5 per cent from an initial 2.1 per cent which was the…
Source : South China Morning Post
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