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Little Respite In China Property Market

Patrick Wong, Head, Bloomberg Intelligence Hong Kong

25-Apr-24 07:30

Little Respite In China Property Market

China’s property slump sees no signs of turnaround yet as sales from top real estate companies in March fell by 46%, as did the prices of homes. We speak to Patrick Wong of Bloomberg Intelligence Hong Kong for his outlook on China real estate, as well as what the property data tells us about who's winning the financial hub war between Hong Kong and Singapore.

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Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Keith Kam


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Categories:  property,  international

Tags:  real estate market,  hong kong property,  china property market,  singapore,  outlook 2024, 


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