HK property market still resilient


Selling briskly: Prospective buyers lined up last week for a chance to bid on 94 apartments in The Campton project, with prices starting at US$872,400 for a one-bedroom condo. — Bloomberg

HONG KONG: A controversial security law that threatens to upend Hong Kong’s status as an Asian financial hub hasn’t slowed the world’s most expensive real estate market.

Dozens of would-be buyers lined up last week for a chance to bid on 94 apartments in The Campton project in central Kowloon, with prices starting at HK$6.8mil (US$872,400) for a one-bedroom condo.

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