Hong Kong property stocks

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

The REIT sector may be experiencing some headwinds now but there are still investment opportunities in the real estate sector

Midea Real Estate is investment-worthy primarily due to its cheap trading price, coupled with an attractive yield currently.

Hong Kong-listed Onewo is the property services management arm of Shenzhen and Hong Kong-listed China Vanke.

Hong Kong-listed S-Enjoy Service Group Co (SES) is a real estate services company based in China.

SINGAPORE (July 15): Singapore’s property developers are enticing investors with hefty discounts of 45% to book value, relatively reasonable valuations of 16 times earnings and yields of 3.2%. Yet, from the perspective of Raymond Cheng, head of research

SINGAPORE (July 15): Singapore’s property developers are enticing investors with hefty discounts of 45% to book value, relatively reasonable valuations of 16 times earnings and yields of 3.2%. Yet, from the perspective of Raymond Cheng, head of research

SINGAPORE (July 15): Singapore’s property developers are enticing investors with hefty discounts of 45% to book value, relatively reasonable valuations of 16 times earnings and yields of 3.2%. Yet, from the perspective of Raymond Cheng, head of research

(Sept 13): Investors should dump Hong Kong real estate stocks if Donald Trump wins the US presidential election in November, according to a Dutch pension fund manager who oversees almost US$13.5 billion ($18.3 billion) of property equities globally.