Residential buildings in the Aberdeen area of Hong Kong. For the eighth year in a row, Hong Kong holds the dubious distinction of being the world's least affordable city in which to buy a home. Photo: Bloomberg Residential buildings in the Aberdeen area of Hong Kong. For the eighth year in a row, Hong Kong holds the dubious distinction of being the world's least affordable city in which to buy a home. Photo: Bloomberg
Residential buildings in the Aberdeen area of Hong Kong. For the eighth year in a row, Hong Kong holds the dubious distinction of being the world's least affordable city in which to buy a home. Photo: Bloomberg
Property /  Hong Kong & China

US$7.22 billion worth of Hong Kong property sold so far this year

Bull run in Hong Kong’s housing market – fuelled by a stock market rally and strong outcomes of government land sales – has propelled home prices at some major estates to levels never seen before

Topic |   Hong Kong property
Lam Ka-sing
Lam Ka-sing

Updated: 10:52am, 31 Jan, 2018

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Residential buildings in the Aberdeen area of Hong Kong. For the eighth year in a row, Hong Kong holds the dubious distinction of being the world's least affordable city in which to buy a home. Photo: Bloomberg Residential buildings in the Aberdeen area of Hong Kong. For the eighth year in a row, Hong Kong holds the dubious distinction of being the world's least affordable city in which to buy a home. Photo: Bloomberg
Residential buildings in the Aberdeen area of Hong Kong. For the eighth year in a row, Hong Kong holds the dubious distinction of being the world's least affordable city in which to buy a home. Photo: Bloomberg
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