Raymond Kwok Ping-Luen on Hong Kong's Housing Market and Economic Growth Strategies
Raymond Kwok Ping-Luen on Housing Market Trends
Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) is gearing up for a significant influx of residential projects over the next 10 months as Raymond Kwok Ping-Luen anticipates the positive impacts of the interest-rate-cut cycle. Projects like Cullinan Sky and several developments in Hong Kong indicate the developer's proactive approach in a fluctuating market.
Residential Projects to Combat Inflationary Pressures
- First phase of Cullinan Sky in Kai Tak
- New block at The Yoho Hub II in Yuen Long
- Joint venture on Prince Edward Road West in Ho Man Tin
- Second phase of Yoho West in Tin Shui Wai
- First phase of Sai Sha near Ma On Shan
As reported, SHKP experienced a 20% decline in net profit, reflecting the challenges the housing market is facing. However, Kwok assures that the recent influx of non-local students and professionals will invigorate economic growth.
Future Outlook for Hong Kong's Economy
This growth perspective is supported by recent government measures aimed at attracting talent and investments, with over 73,000 applications approved since July. Rising home rents suggest a persistent demand for housing, and a potential interest-rate cut may provide much-needed relief to the sector.
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