Prospective investors queue up for Vanke Property (Hong Kong)’s Le Pont project in Tuen Mun, where 347 flats were on sale, on Sunday. Photo: Edmond So Prospective investors queue up for Vanke Property (Hong Kong)’s Le Pont project in Tuen Mun, where 347 flats were on sale, on Sunday. Photo: Edmond So
Prospective investors queue up for Vanke Property (Hong Kong)’s Le Pont project in Tuen Mun, where 347 flats were on sale, on Sunday. Photo: Edmond So
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Hongkongers addicted to property as eager buyers snap up first launch after prime rate rise

Market observers expect house prices in the city to fall further after they drop for the first time in 28 months in August

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

Updated: 10:53pm, 1 Oct, 2018

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Prospective investors queue up for Vanke Property (Hong Kong)’s Le Pont project in Tuen Mun, where 347 flats were on sale, on Sunday. Photo: Edmond So Prospective investors queue up for Vanke Property (Hong Kong)’s Le Pont project in Tuen Mun, where 347 flats were on sale, on Sunday. Photo: Edmond So
Prospective investors queue up for Vanke Property (Hong Kong)’s Le Pont project in Tuen Mun, where 347 flats were on sale, on Sunday. Photo: Edmond So
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