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How will the MTR South Island Line affect the property market in Hong Kong?
Despite the reporting of possible delays in engineering works back in September, the MTR South Island Line is scheduled to open on December 28th this year. The new train line which extends from Admiralty to South Horizons in Ap Lei Chau, serves to link up new stations in the southern part of Hong Kong including Lei Tung, Wong Ch
The Housing Prices of Different Districts in Hong Kong
As of September 2016, month-on-month appreciation of Hong Kong real estate prices as a whole have risen by 9.93%. This is reflective of a 4.03% price depreciation of Hong Kong island properties, a 5.14% price increase in the Kowloon property market and a 22.80% surge in New Territories or Outlying Island property prices.Hong Ko
8 Things You Should Know About the New South Island Line
MTR is extending its service to Southern District next week on 28th December, 2016. The new South Island Line(East) will include four stations - Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang, Lei Tung and South Horizons connecting to the existing Admiralty station. 1. The South Island Line (East) is a 3-car train with Fully Automatic Operation (FA
OKAY.com Property Featured in Time Out Family
Our exquisite designer unit in Po Shan Mansion, Mid-Levels West received quite the attention! Featured in Time Out Family Hong Kong December issue, this property makes the color grey actually matter. With natural hues and a variety of textures, the interior designer Peggy Bels talks to Hannah Hodson about the masterpiece.In this
Nina Schulte-Mattler Discusses Discovery Bay Market with SCMP
OKAY.com's Manager, Nina Schulte-Mattler discussed the expatriate community in Discovery Bay with South China Morning Post.Discovery Bay is the ultimate enclave for those who favor a pristine lifestyle with nature and golf. It has become the preferred residential destination for expatriates seeking resort-style family homes. Nina
State of the Hong Kong Property Market
Overview As of month end October 2016, the residential volume of property transactions in Hong Kong decreased by 15.7% whereas the corresponding residential value decreased by 2.6% compared to the previous month. This bucked the accelerating upward trend of recent months with m-o-m growth in home prices reaching a peak of 2.7% in September, and t
Is the Hong Kong Property Market a Good Investment Choice?
Property value is subject to degrees of uncertainty. Influenced by global market headwinds, Hong Kong is not exempt from a real impact in property prices driven by political and economic conditions abroad. That being said, after taking global macroeconomic trends into account, those deciding upon the Hong Kong property market as
The Home Ownership Scheme: Under Public Scrutiny
It is no secret that Hong Kong is mired by one of the world’s most drastic divides o
The Future of Innovation and Digitalization
Torbjörn Dimblad brings over two decades of experience across Enterprise Architecture, IT Strategy and Supply Chain Management to OKAY.com. Torbjörn has held key management positions at IBM, BearingPoint and PricewaterhouseCoopers where he forwarded the technological development for global leaders including AT&T and IKEA. In his most recent role
Your Home Could Be Haunted
OKAY.com is discussing the controversial topic of ghosts, negative energy and/or spirits. The subject of haunted homes in Hong Kong is a popular topic and is one that is often discussed between clients and our agents.Some home-seekers are especially cautious when choosing a home that may be suspected to have had paranormal activi
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