There is one thing that Hong Kong reigns supreme on global league tables – besides its high academic IB scores or long life expectancy – the city is the world’s most expensive place to buy petrol:
In a flash of curiosity, your correspondent developed an urge to look back into Hong Kong’s history through how the city has named its buildings over the past 70 years…
Bricks & Mortar Management創辦人王震宇說:「見到地價很明顯低到一個吸引的水平，可能發展商都計到數，樓價未來就算下跌，都有足夠安全系數，毋須蝕本，這個是最重要，否則，沒有人會出來買地。」
When dining out, will you head for Ladies’ Market/Temple Street or Langham Place/MOKO? What about choosing between Tang Lung Street/Yiu Wah Street or Hysan Place/Time Square?
The SAR government’s launches of new housing policies have reached fever pitch in recent years:
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