Candy Lau knew she would have to pay high rent for her new walk-up studio in Hong Kong. But she was not expecting roommates – a bunch of cockroaches.
“I came to realise that the housing market is expensive and I cannot be that demanding,” said Lau, a 28-year-old account executive. “I had to be flexible with my criteria and budget.”
Lau felt she needed to lower her expectations after a two-month flat hunt in Hong Kong, where nearly 44 per cent of rentals now cost…
Source : South China Morning Post
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