Aerial view of a residential building on Peak Road, The Peak. Photo: Roy Issa
Hong Kong’s wealthy enclaves are burnishing their safe-haven status as home prices tumble in protest flashpoints
- Inaccessibility to mass rallies and protests, and strong holding power, have so far helped preserve real estate prices of the city’s rich and famous
- The broader residential market has experienced a steep drop since the outbreak of anti-government protests and vandalism in June
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Aerial view of a residential building on Peak Road, The Peak. Photo: Roy Issa