London and Hong Kong, two premier financial hubs, have been stifled by ongoing political tension. But for real estate, the cities face different futures, according to the property arm of the world’s largest auction house.
Prices in London, suppressed in part as the UK grapples with Brexit, will rebound quickly, said Dan Conn, chief executive of Christie’s International Real Estate. But improvement is far less certain in Hong Kong, after more than five months of violent protests, he said.
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Source : South China Morning Post
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