Property News · August 30, 2019

Prices of Hong Kong’s lived-in homes drop in July, in second straight month of retreat as public unrest, trade war continue to bite


Prices of Hong Kong’s lived-in homes declined 0.1 per cent in July, the second straight month of retreat as the city continued to reel from an escalating political crisis and the US-China trade war.The drop was slower than the 0.6 per cent slide recorded in June, but nevertheless deviated from the general uptrend in the first five months of the year.The decline was recorded in a month marked by political tension that reached fever pitch in the city as protests over the widely feared but now…

Source : South China Morning Post
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