Hong Kong’s lived-in home prices fell to a seven-month low in November after peaking in August, as buyers were put off by the stock market slump and a looming interest rate increase in the United States.Prices dropped to 391.5 last month, down 1.18 per cent from October, according to an index published by the city’s Rating and Valuation Department on Wednesday.That marked the steepest decline since February 2020, when prices retreated 1.65 per cent, according to the government data.“The Hang…
Source : South China Morning Post
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