Li's data revealed that people buy property when the price is going up but refrain from buying when prices are going down. Photo: Bruce Yan Li's data revealed that people buy property when the price is going up but refrain from buying when prices are going down. Photo: Bruce Yan
Li's data revealed that people buy property when the price is going up but refrain from buying when prices are going down. Photo: Bruce Yan
Roger Nissim
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Concrete Analysis by Roger Nissim

Boosting Hong Kong housing supply won't help affordability, says study

Research findings and analysis show clearly that increasing the level of government land sales has no impact on housing prices

Roger Nissim
Roger Nissim

Updated: 5:20pm, 18 Apr, 2015

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Li's data revealed that people buy property when the price is going up but refrain from buying when prices are going down. Photo: Bruce Yan Li's data revealed that people buy property when the price is going up but refrain from buying when prices are going down. Photo: Bruce Yan
Li's data revealed that people buy property when the price is going up but refrain from buying when prices are going down. Photo: Bruce Yan
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