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Hong Kong secondary homes see increased loss-making sales in September

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Despite indications that Hong Kong's property market might be stabilizing, a significant number of secondary homes were sold at a loss in September. At least 100 such transactions occurred, an increase from the previous month, with losses ranging from 10% to 30%. This trend persisted across various segments and districts, including luxury developments in Sai Kung. AI

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Hong Kong secondary homes see increased loss-making sales in September

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Chris Tsang ·

    More Hong Kong homes sell at a loss despite signs prices have bottomed: agents

    Despite signs that Hong Kong property prices could have bottomed out and begun rebounding in August, market sources said at least 100 secondary residential homes were sold at a loss in September, up from at least 81 the previous month. Hong Kong’s property market dodged an immedi…

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