Hong Kong property: new pricing weighs on home market as tariff war hurts demand

Hong Kong property: new pricing weighs on home market as tariff war hurts demand

Both transaction volume and home prices in Hong Kong’s secondary property market remain under pressure, as developers continue to launch new residential projects at low prices and homebuyers stay cautious amid uncertainties arising from US tariffs, market experts said. “The cluster of secondary residential projects that are being affected by the low pricing of new…

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Hong Kong seeks to turn To Kwa Wan into ‘world-class’ cove for dining, concerts

Hong Kong seeks to turn To Kwa Wan into ‘world-class’ cove for dining, concerts

Transforming idle barges into restaurants, concert venues or swimming pools are among ideas Hong Kong’s Urban Renewal Authority has floated to develop an old residential area into a world-class cove area in the style of Sydney’s Darling Harbour. Authority managing director Wai Chi-sing said on Sunday that its consultant was studying suggestions on developing To…

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Why alternative diets like fasting, low carbs, don’t work: Hong Kong nutritionists

Why alternative diets like fasting, low carbs, don’t work: Hong Kong nutritionists

The effectiveness of intermittent fasting, low-carbohydrate meals and other alternative diets to lose weight is not backed by enough scientific evidence and could backfire, Hong Kong nutritionists have warned after conducting a survey that showed 40 per cent of respondents had tried such methods. The Hong Kong Nutrition Association revealed on Sunday findings of a…

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Hong Kong’s IPO market ‘brisk’ despite ongoing US-China trade tensions: Paul Chan

Hong Kong’s IPO market ‘brisk’ despite ongoing US-China trade tensions: Paul Chan

Hong Kong can achieve “high-quality development” by leveraging its unique advantages and remaining open, the city’s finance chief has said, as he revealed that the local stock market has outperformed other major indexes so far this year. Writing on his weekly blog, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po also said that despite worries about the impact…

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