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JLL: HK Home Prices to Drop 5% as Developers Turn to Residential Sales to Tackle Debt

Kerry’s New Yuen Long Flats to Start From HK$3.68 Million!

A Guide to the Four Corners Worship Ritual

JLL: HK Home Prices to Drop 5% as Developers Turn to Residential Sales to Tackle Debt

On July 9, Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) released its mid-2025 review and forecast for Hong Kong’s real estate market. The report highlighted several...

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Kerry Properties (0683) has officially launched the first price list for its Yuen Long South project, Flora, on July 8. The initial batch includes 30 ...

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Worshipping the four corners of the home is a traditional feng shui ritual performed when moving into a new home or shop. It is believed to cleanse negative energy, bless the space, and bring peace and prosperity. While many have heard of this practice, few know the details of how to prepare and con...

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Jardine’s Lookout’s prestigious luxury development, Dukes Place, has recorded its second massive loss in the resale market within recent m...

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The luxury property market in Ho Man Tin has seen another significant loss on a second-hand sale. A two-bedroom unit at Ultima, a high-end residential...

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The primary property market has shown solid momentum in recent months, with several developments recording their first transactions after years of ina...

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The Eva Property Index has risen for two consecutive weeks, reflecting a more active second-hand market due to falling HIBOR rates and the phenomenon ...

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As the property market continues to adjust, even luxury developments haven’t been spared, with Sai Kung’s Mount Pavilia, often dubbed the ...

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According to Hong Kong’s Fire Services Ordinance, residential buildings with more than 25 storeys must include designated refuge floors to help prevent fires from spreading. In buildings under 40 storeys, the rooftop may serve this purpose. So, if your unit is directly above or below a refuge ...

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