Hong Kong’s lived-in home prices rose to a five-month high in June, according to official data.
Second-hand home prices in the city recorded a 0.03 per cent gain in June, the third straight month of improvement, according to data from the Rating and Valuation Department on Tuesday. Since April, lived-in home prices have risen 0.63 per cent.
Meanwhile, residential rental prices climbed for the seventh straight month, bringing an official index to 195.6, the highest recorded since it hit 197.4 in…
Source : South China Morning Post
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