Wheelock’s Wong says he expects to see transactions for Mount Nicholson, pictured, and 77/79 Peak Road this month. He also expects transactions for luxury homes to return to pre-fifth wave levels in the third quarter. Photo: Martin Chan
Wheelock’s Wong says he expects to see transactions for Mount Nicholson, pictured, and 77/79 Peak Road this month. He also expects transactions for luxury homes to return to pre-fifth wave levels in the third quarter. Photo: Martin Chan

Mainland Chinese buyers expected to flock to luxury Hong Kong housing now that Shanghai’s lockdown is over, developer says

  • Wheelock Properties expects to launch luxury project 1 Plantation Road in the third or fourth quarter to capitalise on renewed demand
  • The lifting of Shanghai’s lockdown might have sped up some buyers’ decisions to buy homes in Hong Kong, firm’s managing director says

Wheelock’s Wong says he expects to see transactions for Mount Nicholson, pictured, and 77/79 Peak Road this month. He also expects transactions for luxury homes to return to pre-fifth wave levels in the third quarter. Photo: Martin Chan
Wheelock’s Wong says he expects to see transactions for Mount Nicholson, pictured, and 77/79 Peak Road this month. He also expects transactions for luxury homes to return to pre-fifth wave levels in the third quarter. Photo: Martin Chan
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