Russians own US$10.7 billion of property in UK, says Aston Chase
New laws cracking down on ‘dirt money’ in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will lead to a shift of wealth out of the UK capital, says the property agency.
Who were the buyers of Hong Kong’s 5 priciest homes in 2021?
More record-breaking deals are expected in 2022, as developers tend to sell new luxury homes slowly to generate the highest price possible. Moreover, with the border with China expected to open in the new year, mainland buyers are expected to return to Hong Kong and drive up sales.
More record-breaking deals are expected in 2022, as developers tend to sell new luxury homes slowly to generate the highest price possible. Moreover, with the border with China expected to open in the new year, mainland buyers are expected to return to Hong Kong and drive up sales.
Rising UK interest rates won’t lead to price drop anticipated by Hongkongers
Any interest rate hike in the United Kingdom is unlikely to have a significant impact on home prices, offering a limited upside for Hongkongers who are looking to move to Britain under the BN(O) scheme and buy property there, according to analysts and agents.
Any interest rate hike in the United Kingdom is unlikely to have a significant impact on home prices, offering a limited upside for Hongkongers who are looking to move to Britain under the BN(O) scheme and buy property there, according to analysts and agents.
Singapore developer GuocoLand offers flats that double up as offices
As working from home goes mainstream amid the pandemic, a Singaporean developer has designed flats that enable owners to run an office from home.
As working from home goes mainstream amid the pandemic, a Singaporean developer has designed flats that enable owners to run an office from home.
Hong Kong house prices fall by the most in nearly a year as buyers retreat
Lived-in homes prices fell 0.4 per cent in September, the most since October 2020, with market observers blaming the slump on weakening stock market sentiment.
Lived-in homes prices fell 0.4 per cent in September, the most since October 2020, with market observers blaming the slump on weakening stock market sentiment.