The prices of lived-in homes in Hong Kong gained for a 25th straight month as the world’s most expensive property market shrugged off concerns about increased supply and an imminent rise in interest rates.
Flats at the smaller end of the spectrum saw the greatest price gains as flats in major housing estates sold at record prices.
An index of secondary-market home prices climbed 1.84 per cent to 375.9 in April, according to data released by the government’s Rating and Valuation…
Source : South China Morning Post
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