Brexit, the US-China trade war, and the political crisis in Hong Kong all drive the global investment funds diving into the Japanese real estate market. The influx of deep-pocketed foreign players, supported by the Bank of Japan’s ultra-low borrowing cost that offers attractive returns, indicates that the property boom in Japan especially Tokyo is unlikely to lose steam anytime soon.
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Are you new to Hong Kong or deciding which area of the city you should move to? Although Hong Kong is known as a tiny island, each part has its own distinct characteristics. Here, we have listed out some of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Hong Kong for you to make the decision!
The Peak, which is one of the most affluent residential areas in Hong Kong, makes up a large chunk of the island’s western half. From peaceful tree-lined streets to exclusive real estates in The Peak, the picture-worthy views can never be unseen. Aside from the perfect neighborhoods, the Peak Tower allows you to enjoy the 360-degree breathtaking sceneries of Hong Kong.
Why you should consider:
High accessibility with pristine views, fantastic area for nature lovers and hikers covering hills such as Lung Fu Shan, High West and the Peak hilltop.
One Blackfriars, a new landmark building on the London skyline, soars 170 meters high comprising 274 luxury residential apartments, many with sweeping views across the River Thames towards the Houses of Parliament, London Eye, St Paul’s Cathedral and the City. Please contact us for further information or to book a private presentation.
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Inbound Tourism exceeded its forecast in 2018 and contributed 4.5 trillion yen to the local economy. The number of overseas visitors are expected to reach 30 million by 2020 and 60 million by 2030.
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