Property News & Insights

Explore OKAY.com’s latest property news and trends across the Hong Kong, China and Global property markets. With expert commentary and opinion, we keep you up to date on property happenings both near and far.

Affordable (relatively) but very sought-after homes in Mid-Levels Central

Since the early colonial days, the Mid-Levels has been the place of residence of government officials and the wealthy ones. Today, it is still an area where billionaires and celebrities alike choose to live, including Hong Kong actor Cheung Ka-Fai, Hong Kong’s former chief executive Tung Chee-Hwa, the family of the late Hang Seng
By: OKAY.com | 04.02.2019

8 Things to Know Before Moving to Mid-Levels West

9 January 2019 - Mid-Levels West is an affluent residential area on the Island side – we all know that. But before moving to Mid-Levels West, these are a few things you may want to know.  1. World’s Longest Outdoor Escalator  Built in 1993, the escalator starts at Queens Road Central and goes all the way up to the Mid-Levels, linking the busines
By: OKAY.com | 04.01.2019

OKAY.com Jayde Pamuk Promotes Igloo Residence on iCable

OKAY.com’s Manager Jayde Pamuk was featured on iCable’s Hong Kong property program “Property Outlook” (「樓盤傳真」) on 22 December 2018, where she showcased an apartment in Igloo Residence, Happy Valley.
By: Jayde Pamuk | 31.12.2018

OKAY.com Director Lily Wong Featured on squarefoot magazine

20 December 2018 – In an interview with squarefoot magazine, OKAY.com director Lily Wong discusses high life living on or around the Peak and Mid-Levels. Here are some of her high life property recommendations:EredineThe 53-year-old Eredine is a Swire Properties development located on 38 Mount Kellett Road. Each of its units has a saleable area of
By: Lily Wong | 20.12.2018

OKAY.com as speaker in Big Data & Machine Learning Leaders Summit Hong Kong 2018 ​

OKAY.com was honored to be invited as speaker at the Big Data & Machine Learning Leaders Summit Hong Kong 2018 held on the 6th December 2018 at the InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong. Our CTO, Mr. Torbjorn Dimblad explored how technology is already disrupting the real estate industry and shed some light on how Blockchain
By: OKAY.com | 17.12.2018

Property owners should manage their expectations

According to the Rating and Valuation Department’s residential property price index, Hong Kong residential prices rose by 10% in the first seven months of this year before plateauing in August – the first month not to record an increase since March 2016. Since then, the overall property price index has fallen 3.7%, signalling a
By: Joshua Han Miller | 13.12.2018

Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge officially opened—the rising potential of Tung Chung and Lantau

The much-anticipated Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge officially opened to traffic on 24th October—Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Macau have now become even more connected. With shortened travelling time between the three cities, the bridge marks an important milestone in creating the “one-hour life circle” in the Greater Bay Area. The Hong
By: OKAY.com | 30.11.2018

Proptech leader OKAY.com expands amid market downturn in opening its latest co-working space in Causeway Bay

OKAY.com, Hong Kong’s leading tech-enabled property agency today announced the opening of its newest co-working style office in Causeway Bay. This marks the third office for the proptech real estate agency, which already covers Hong Kong’s major residential districts via its online presence and mobile property agents.“We’re all
By: OKAY.com | 21.11.2018

Hong Kong Property Market Corrections

The recent market sentiment is one of uncertainty with expectations of a correction. News of landlords slashing prices are reported almost daily and market analysts are speculating on the magnitude of a property market downturn. In general, a 5 to 15% decline is considered a technical correction (we’ve seen three in the last eig
By: Joshua Han Miller | 15.11.2018

Hong Kong’s Finest: 5 HK$100M+ Homes for the Super-Rich

While the ever-rocketing property prices have left most buyers frustrated and flustered, the ultra-luxury market continues to trend higher despite economic uncertainty, as Mainland billionaires flood in to secure a home in the city. Have you ever wondered what is it like to live in a HK$100M home? Here OKAY.com takes you to vie
By: OKAY.com | 12.11.2018
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