A 17-month rally in property prices and strong sales of new projects has been particularly profitable for housing agents in Hong Kong, allowing some online start-ups to challenge well-established agencies for a slice of the market.
The latest newcomer to the party is Snapflat, which was launched this year.
Letting tenants find flats for free to increase demand and paying the departing tenants 15 per cent of rent if they let potential tenants view the flats to minimise vacancies is how Snapflat…
Source : South China Morning Post
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