HK market sets new record despite moves to tame price
Two Chinese firms also bid a record HK$16.9b for a piece of waterfront land zoned for residential development
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HONG KONG'S property market is setting new records, quashing attempts by the city's leaders to tame surging home prices.
Existing home prices reached an all-time high in the week ended Feb 19, according to the Centaline Property Centa-City Leading Index, which tracks sales of secondary homes. In another sign of buyer demand, two Chinese companies bid a record HK$16.9 billion (S$3.1 billion) for a piece of waterfront land zoned for residential development.
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