Qiao Hongyu came in with the floor plan and contract. Lucas Shen took it and showed it to a few people: "Take a look, there are two types of apartments, 320 square meters and 480 square meters."
Several people took it. For Han Zimei and the others, two or three million was not a small amount, but they had made a fortune from Lucas Shen's fund. In addition, the housing prices in the mainland were much cheaper than those in Hong Kong. If the same house of more than 300 square meters was in Central, it would be impossible to buy it without 10 million. But this is the capital, the capital. Such a large mansion costs less than 3 million, which is simply too cheap. In addition, they believed in Lucas Shen's words. With the economic development of the mainland, housing prices will definitely increase.
Lucas Shen said: "If you believe me, sell all your houses by the end of this year or early next year, no later than March."
"Why?" Pei Jin asked doubtfully: "Is it because of the return?"
Guo Zongting looked at Lucas Shen: "It should have nothing to do with the handover. In 1941 and 1951, after a year and a half of adjustment, the Hong Kong real estate market began to recover. In particular, the Hong Kong economy gradually improved, and bank interest rates and mortgage rates were greatly reduced. In addition, with the election of the Chief Executive, Hong Kong's prospects are becoming brighter. Investors have gradually changed from suspicion and fear of the handover to a longing for new investment opportunities. Stimulated by various favorable factors, overseas funds and mainland funds have once again poured into the Hong Kong real estate market on a large scale. House prices have increased by 50% compared to before the decline in 1994. Therefore, if there is any fluctuation in the Hong Kong real estate market, it is definitely not related to the handover."
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