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Explore OKAY.com’s latest property news and trends across the Hong Kong, China and Global property markets. With expert commentary and opinion, we keep you up to date on property happenings both near and far.
Hong Kong Property Experts 2016 Outlook | OKAY.com
20 November 2015 - Recently, there has been a lot of speculation regarding the future of Hong Kong’s property market as it heads into the 12th year of its current cycle. Entities like Morgan Stanley and the CLSA have respectively forecasted 5% and 17% price drops in the coming year, and this generally negative outlook is one that is shared amongst
Commentary: Hong Kong Property Price Trends and OKAY.com’s Success - OPP.Today
17 November 2015 - Joshua Miller, CEO of OKAY.com, was interviewed in OPP.Today, sharing his insights on Hong Kong's residential market trends and OKAY.com’s outstanding progress amidst a sluggish market. With a steep rise in Hong Kong property prices, some experts predict the market will soon experience a significant fall back of 20% or more whil
OKAY.com's Natalie Leslie shares insights on selling and investing in property in Discovery Bay with Around DB
19 October 2015 - Natalie Leslie, Associate Director - Residential Division at OKAY.com, was featured in 2 articles on Around DB’s website, with leading agents sharing their top property selling tips and insights about investing in Discovery Bay. Natalie recommends that landlords list their properties as soon as they confirm their relocation plan
Why are Millennials not buying homes in Hong Kong?
7 October 2015 - Who are Millennials? When we talking about ‘Millennial generation’ or ‘Generation Y’, we usually mean the people born between the Early 80s to Early 2000s. The Millennials as a generation have a set of defining values and characteristics, but one of them that is particularly striking is the tendency for Millennials to depart from
Tech in Asia: OKAY.com Wants to Fix Hong Kong’s Broken Property Industry Through Agent Incentives and Tech
20 September 2015 - Joshua Miller, CEO of OKAY.com, was featured in Tech in Asia, commenting on OKAY.com’s ambition to fix the flawed real estate market system in Hong Kong – and in turn, China. In the article, Joshua pointed to the lack of an accessible master database of available Hong Kong properties for creating misaligned agent incentives and
OKAY.com's Martina Ebert comments on Top Banker Property Trends in PEAK Magazine
10 September 2015 - Martina Ebert, Associate Director-Residential Division of OKAY.com, was interviewed and featured in the September issue of PEAK Magazine, commenting on sought-after locations for top management, budgets and market demand. Companies generally offer housing allowance to expatriate employees in Hong Kong, and with sufficient subsi
Our DB Divas profiled in AroundDB
4 September 2015 - Our fantastic Discovery Bay team was featured in the September issue of Around DB magazine, sharing how they came to settle in the family-friendly district and why they joined OKAY.com. Each of these real estate agents has a diverse professional background and remarkable language skills; the team boasts entrepreneurs, an economi
Hong Kong’s Property Game: Monopolized
13 August 2015 - Hong Kong is one of the world’s most expensive places to live and it is becoming harder to find a place to call home when property prices continue to soar, smashing records for years despite the government’s cooling measures already in effect. Sky-high property prices have led to many buyers having to make do with micro-sized apar
Ho Tung Garden Sale Tops Exclusive List After Conservation Controversy
30 July 2015 - After much controversy surrounding its previously proposed sale and an attempt to conserve it as a Grade 1 heritage site, Ho Tung Gardens was sold in February this year for a sum of HKD5.1 billion. At HKD82,258 per sq.ft of buildable area, this marks the most expensive residential plot sold by private tender in Hong Kong. The sale a
How will China's stock market crash affect Hong Kong property?
24 July 2015 - On June 12 2015, China’s stock market underwent a crash that led to the Shanghai Stock Exchange plummeting more than 30% in value in the June-July period. The crash was reportedly due to a result of a huge influx of individual, amateur investors suddenly flooding the market in conjunction with the diminishing strength of China’s eco
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