The house at 12 Pollock’s Path on The Peak in Hong Kong, where HSBC’s Taipan House once stood in the 1970s, has a panoramic view of the city’s skyline and the Victoria Harbour.The 5,711 sq ft property, reachable from the city’s financial district by a 20-minute winding car ride, is a rare asset that analysts typically called “diamond-grade”. It also sits on the edge of a cliff which, as history suggests, the owner will need more than just money to buy it.“People say it is at a quite steep…
Source : South China Morning Post
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