The era of mainland Chinese developers paying well over the odds for Hong Kong property appears set for a pause – providing respite, if only temporarily, from the wild dealmaking that prompted a crackdown by mainland authorities worried about potential fallout from “irrational or speculative investment”, according to an international law firm.
Under new rules that came into effect on March 1, real estate investments by offshore entities controlled by a mainland Chinese…
Source : South China Morning Post
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