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Hong Kong reduces stamp taxes and relaxes property restrictions for the first time in a decade.

The post-Covid economic recovery in Hong Kong has been lackluster, and this has had a significant impact on the property sector. Once known for its red-hot property market, the industry is now experiencing sluggish transactional volumes. The pandemic’s long-lasting effects have resulted in a decrease in demand for residential properties.

Uncertainty and caution among potential buyers have contributed to the slow recovery in the property sector. With the ongoing global health crisis and its economic repercussions, many individuals and businesses are taking a cautious approach when it comes to investing in real estate. This hesitancy, combined with the overall sluggishness of the economy, has resulted in a significant drop in residential property transactions.

Despite efforts to revive the economy and support the property sector, such as government stimulus packages and measures to stimulate demand, the recovery has been slower than expected. It remains to be seen how long it will take for the property market to regain its pre-pandemic vigor, but for now, the industry continues to face challenges on the road to full recovery.

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