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Hong Kong luxury homes sold amid construction defect probe

Twenty-four luxury homes at the One Stanley development in Hong Kong have been sold since March, despite an ongoing government investigation into alleged construction defects. This situation has led experts to advocate for enhanced buyer protections, such as a mandatory rescission period for purchase contracts upon discovery of statutory violations. The sales occurred between March and September, involving both local and international businesspeople. AI

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Hong Kong luxury homes sold amid construction defect probe

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Vivian Au,Edith Lin ·

    24 luxury houses at One Stanley sold amid probe into alleged construction defects

    Around two dozen luxury houses at One Stanley have been sold since Hong Kong authorities launched an investigation into alleged structural defects in March, with buyers including local and international businesspeople. These transactions have prompted experts to call for stronger…