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0.45% weekly decline in residential sector works out to -21% annually
0.45% weekly decline in residential sector works out to -21% annually
Over the period of CCL correction.
Hong Kong's overall retail sales slipped by 2.7%
Market's asset value has dropped massively by 29%.
CBD office rents ticks up by 3.1% per quarter
And a further 18% decline is lurking.
Online security in job applications should be paramount for seekers
Jobseekers could let their guard down.
HSBC supposedly lowered mortgage rate for borrowers of more than HK$10m
Is this because of its market share loss?
HKBN’s collaboration with LeTV draws investor focus
It could boost subscriber acquisitions.
Macau mass GGR in October down 21% y/y
It's showing signs of stabilization.
Hong Kong needs to work hard to retain its top city status: report
Along with Tokyo and Singapore.
China's super wealthy keep injecting assets in Hong Kong
HNWIs' wealth grows by 15% every year.
Home prices pull back by 3.51% from mid-September peak
CCL home price index falls yet again.
Net supply of factory space expected to remain negative until 2017
Amid news of the revitalisation scheme's end.
Mass-focus residential projects in New Territories get presale approvals
November has a strong mass-residential pipeline.
Employees dissatisfied with their companies' benefit offerings: survey
Group medical benefits also deemed inadequate.
Rents in industrial market to slow by 4%
Due to increase in warehouse supply.
Property buyers at high risk of falling into negative equity
As mortgage offers are aggressively cut by 90%.
High street rental prices projected to go down 10% in 2016
Retailers to hold out for turn around.
Demand for office space across Hong Kong Island to continue in 2016
Even if there’s ongoing economic uncertainty.
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