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Luxury Hong Kong Home Sells for US$19M Amid Market Slowdown

A luxury house in Hong Kong's One Stanley development was sold for over US$19 million on July 27th. The buyer, Yi Bing, is reportedly linked to the GlobeVisa Group, a global immigration consultancy. This high-value transaction occurred despite a general slowdown in Hong Kong's luxury property market, with other significant deals also highlighting resilient demand at the top end. AI

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Luxury Hong Kong Home Sells for US$19M Amid Market Slowdown

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Peggy Ye ·

    Hong Kong trophy-home demand runs deep, as Stanley luxury sale tops US$19m

    A buyer with the same name as the founding chairwoman of a global immigration consultancy has bought a detached house in a luxury residential development in southern Hong Kong for over US$19 million, adding to a string of big-ticket deals as demand for trophy homes remains resili…