Betting on who will win the 2018 Fifa World Cup has become so banal.
Homebuyers in Hong Kong are gripped by an intrigue that is far more captivating: guessing where exactly the government plans to reassign land at the former Kai Tak airport to build subsidised flats on.
These are potentially red-hot prime spots, for not-so-prime prices.
Two months ago, Sun Hung Kai Properties paid a record HK$25.16 billion (US$3.21 billion) for a site that can yield a total gross floor area of 1.4 million…
Source : South China Morning Post
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