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Browse new, resale and rental homes in Hong Kong, and compare listings by location and property type.
New homes
NewChina Hong Kong · Hong Kong · 旺角/大角咀
Hong Kong, China Hong Kong Yingju｜Apartment｜Dual Hub of MTR and High-Speed Rail, Near-Completion Building
388 m²1 bedBuilt 2026
¥5.79M
NewChina Hong Kong · Hong Kong · 黄竹坑
Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, China - The Southside Apartments, Newly Built, Total Price Approximately HKD 9.13 Million
1 bedBuilt 2023
¥7.95M
HK$9.13M HKD
NewChina Hong Kong · Hong Kong · 中国香港
Hong Kong, China, Kwun Tong Long Yan Apartment, Ready-to-move-in New Development, Total Price HKD 2.55 Million
303 m²1 bedBuilt 2025
¥2.22M
HK$2.55M HKD
NewChina Hong Kong · Hong Kong · 中国香港
KOKO ROSSO Apartment in Lam Tin, Hong Kong, China - Brand New Ready-to-Move-in Unit, Total Price HKD 5.58 Million
1 bedBuilt 2024
¥4.86M
HK$5.58M HKD
Journal
Singapore Q3 2026 Property Index Hits Record 222.50: Three Forces and the Realistic Paths for Overseas Buyers
Singapore's private residential price index rose to a record 222.50 in Q3 2026, an eleventh straight quarterly gain despite 60% foreign-buyer ABSD and elevated rates. We break down supply scarcity, low household leverage and inbound wealth, and lay out three realistic entry routes for overseas buyers.
Malaysia 2026 Study Cost Re-Rating: Inflation at 1.80% Low, Tuition and Residency Paths
Malaysia's September inflation fell to a cycle low of 1.80%, with unemployment at 2.90% and GDP growth of 5.30%. But tuition growth and the ringgit exchange rate are what really determine study costs. AIAIG unpacks the tuition pricing cycle, FX buffer and post-graduation residency path.
Hong Kong Sep 2026: Inflation Back to 1.90%, Unemployment Up Two Months to 3.90%
Hong Kong's September CPI rose to 1.90% and unemployment climbed a second month to 3.90%, while the residential price index slipped from 160.05 to 159.91. All three pillars of the low-inflation, low-unemployment, asset-recovery story are loosening, and divergence within Hong Kong property will accelerate.