Hong Kong property market

Property

Home prices set to rise in Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia in 2025

After a drop in the third quarter of this year, prices in Singapore should rise as interest rates fall.

Property

Hong Kong landlords pay bigger agent fees to fill empty offices

Paying commissions worth two to three months of rent is the new norm, up from just one month several years ago.
Hedge fund firm Dymon Asia Capital signs lease for office in Hongkong Land’s Edinburgh Tower - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Hedge fund firm Dymon Asia Capital signs lease for office in Hongkong Land’s Edinburgh Tower

The office expansion comes at a time when Hong Kong is seeing record premium office vacancies and declining rental rates.

Global Economy

Briefs: Bitcoin surpasses US$60,000; large private companies must report annual climate-related disclosures

In other news, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced the scrap of property curbs this week.
Hong Kong scraps property curbs and raises taxes for highest earners - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

Hong Kong scraps property curbs and raises taxes for highest earners

Measures to curb housing demand will be cancelled with immediate effect, Financial Secretary Paul Chan said in his budget speech.

Global Economy

Hong Kong targets stock, housing taxes to revive role as hub

Hong Kong is slashing extra stamp duties for some homebuyers and reversing a pandemic-era increase in stock trade levies.

Property

China firms will drive Hong Kong office market rebound, Gaw says

“A lot of this demand will come back, but it may not come from the multinationals or the US banks": Goodwin Gaw.

Property

Singapore's soaring rents narrow the gap with pricey Hong Kong

Singapore rents could rise another 10%-15% in 2023, while those in Hong Kong may only post a 5% increase: Bloomberg

Broker's Calls

OCBC favours firms with pricing power to withstand potential inflation tantrum

Buy firms with greater leeway to boost prices to protect yourself from inflation.

Broker's Calls

CGS-CIMB and DBS analysts bet on attractive Hong Kong Land valuations

Hong Kong Land has had a tough first half, but constant dividend and attractive valuations are a silver lining.
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