People flock to see mock-ups of The Avenue in Wan Chai, one of several recent property developments that have attracted investors and mainlanders back into the market with stamp duty subsidies. Photo: SCMP People flock to see mock-ups of The Avenue in Wan Chai, one of several recent property developments that have attracted investors and mainlanders back into the market with stamp duty subsidies. Photo: SCMP
People flock to see mock-ups of The Avenue in Wan Chai, one of several recent property developments that have attracted investors and mainlanders back into the market with stamp duty subsidies. Photo: SCMP
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Have China's cooling measures helped the average home buyer?

High rollers are being lured back into property market, but an affordable flat is still out of reach for ordinary customers

Yvonne Liu
Yvonne Liu

Updated: 2:10pm, 9 Dec, 2013

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People flock to see mock-ups of The Avenue in Wan Chai, one of several recent property developments that have attracted investors and mainlanders back into the market with stamp duty subsidies. Photo: SCMP People flock to see mock-ups of The Avenue in Wan Chai, one of several recent property developments that have attracted investors and mainlanders back into the market with stamp duty subsidies. Photo: SCMP
People flock to see mock-ups of The Avenue in Wan Chai, one of several recent property developments that have attracted investors and mainlanders back into the market with stamp duty subsidies. Photo: SCMP
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