By Kung Chan and Zhijiang Zhao
The downturn in the Hong Kong property market has persisted for several months, with both prices and transaction volumes remaining low. Despite the special administrative region (SAR) government's scrapping of the so-called “spicy measures”, a term referring to residential property demand management measures,
which caused some ripples in public opinion and elicited a positive market response, prices of primary market properties there have not shown significant increases. Читать дальше...