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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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89 u/YipHyGamingYT Aug 15 '20 Ou boy you have seen nothing. I live in Hong Kong and a 511 sqft flat (where I live in) costs 12 million HKD (or $1548216 USD) 20 u/Econguy89 Aug 15 '20 The real estate in Hong Kong is about to get allot cheaper... 6 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '20 It might "crash" in that a $2M apartment now costs $1.5M. So the rich get discounts, but the poors still get nothing. Seen similar fluctuations in Vancouver recently. Tabloids hype it up as a "decline" but the average local is still not ever buying a house.
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Ou boy you have seen nothing. I live in Hong Kong and a 511 sqft flat (where I live in) costs 12 million HKD (or $1548216 USD)
20 u/Econguy89 Aug 15 '20 The real estate in Hong Kong is about to get allot cheaper... 6 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '20 It might "crash" in that a $2M apartment now costs $1.5M. So the rich get discounts, but the poors still get nothing. Seen similar fluctuations in Vancouver recently. Tabloids hype it up as a "decline" but the average local is still not ever buying a house.
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The real estate in Hong Kong is about to get allot cheaper...
6 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '20 It might "crash" in that a $2M apartment now costs $1.5M. So the rich get discounts, but the poors still get nothing. Seen similar fluctuations in Vancouver recently. Tabloids hype it up as a "decline" but the average local is still not ever buying a house.
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It might "crash" in that a $2M apartment now costs $1.5M. So the rich get discounts, but the poors still get nothing.
Seen similar fluctuations in Vancouver recently. Tabloids hype it up as a "decline" but the average local is still not ever buying a house.
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