Hong Kong’s home prices have risen 24 per cent since April 2016, when the price trend began its 16-month ascent to make the city the world’s most expensive major urban centre to live in. Photo: Handout Hong Kong’s home prices have risen 24 per cent since April 2016, when the price trend began its 16-month ascent to make the city the world’s most expensive major urban centre to live in. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong’s home prices have risen 24 per cent since April 2016, when the price trend began its 16-month ascent to make the city the world’s most expensive major urban centre to live in. Photo: Handout
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Hong Kong’s July home prices rise at the slowest pace in 16 months as market loses steam

Topic |   Hong Kong housing
Sandy Li
Sandy Li

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Hong Kong’s home prices have risen 24 per cent since April 2016, when the price trend began its 16-month ascent to make the city the world’s most expensive major urban centre to live in. Photo: Handout Hong Kong’s home prices have risen 24 per cent since April 2016, when the price trend began its 16-month ascent to make the city the world’s most expensive major urban centre to live in. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong’s home prices have risen 24 per cent since April 2016, when the price trend began its 16-month ascent to make the city the world’s most expensive major urban centre to live in. Photo: Handout
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