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Hong Kong banks face rising risks amid prolonged property slump, Moody’s warns

Hong Kong banks were likely to be more selective in extending credit to developers amid a prolonged property slump that…

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Lower valuation is next ‘pain point’ for Hong Kong office landlords, S&P says

Office rents in Hong Kong are projected to slip to levels last seen in 2012, a scenario that would erode…

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Hong Kong’s NWD raises prices for State Pavilia flat sale amid ‘enthusiastic’ interest

New World Development (NWD) raised prices for a new batch of units in a sought-after residential project on Hong Kong…

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Year of the Snake: rare deals, distressed sales to prevail in Hong Kong property

In the Year of the Snake, Hong Kong’s property market could see unusual commercial transactions as traditional investors stay on…

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Slow start for Hong Kong’s first new property launch in Year of the Snake

Hong Kong’s first launch of new homes in the Year of the Snake got off to a slow start with…

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Hong Kong’s December mortgages shrink 21.1% as high rates drive homebuyers to sidelines

Hong Kong’s mortgage applications fell by more than a fifth in December, according to the city’s de facto central bank,…

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Hong Kong developer Hang Lung diversifies amid consumer challenges

Weak consumer confidence in mainland China and Hong Kong is unlikely to improve any time soon, but Hang Lung Properties…

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Hongkongers to keep forfeiting flat deposits at high rate, agents forecast

More homebuyers in Hong Kong surrendered their deposits on new flat purchases last year, and property agents expect such defaults…

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Tourism, student housing to give Hong Kong’s hotel assets a bump, experts say

The hotel industry in Hong Kong is set for an exciting year as operators welcome an influx of tourists while…

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Distressed property deals to rise this year as slump forces landlords, receivers to cut prices

Hong Kong is likely to see more distressed commercial properties snapped up by investors this year compared with 2024, as…

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