Mainland Chinese buyers to continue driving Hong Kong housing demand in 2025, analysts say

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Mainland Chinese buyers to continue driving Hong Kong housing demand in 2025, analysts say - SCMP

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Buyers from mainland China accounted for 11,638 transactions in 2024, an increase of 90 per cent from a year earlier.

Residential property advertisements posted at a real estate agency in Jordan, October 18, 2024.“The scrapping of property curbs, coupled with property prices dropping by more than 20 per cent from the peak, and the government’s introduction of a series of policies to ‘snatch talent’ and optimise immigration, have further boosted the desire of mainlanders to purchase properties in Hong Kong,” said Louis Chan Wing-kit, CEO of Centaline Property Agency.

Both measures were record highs.