Issue: August 07, 2012 (Archive)

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Central cooling
With the slowing global economy and the European debt crisis continuing to hover over the market, rental rates of Grade A office space are declining amid lower demand.

Sunshine lifestyle
Embracing five hectares of open space, wetland and landscaped parks, Callaway Park has set the standard for premium living in Sunshine, Australia.

Confidence petering out
The continued low interest rate environment, combined with a more liberal attitude by banks toward lending, boosted market sentiment in the residential sector during the second quarter.

New HOS policy comes with high prices
Hongkongers were caught by surprise when they saw a revival of the home market after Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying announced measures aimed at curbing rampant sales and soaring prices.

Boom times are back
The depressed property market has seen a lift recently, with transactions of both primary and secondary homes rebounding, as Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying vowed not to make housing prices slump.

Euro glamour in Kowloon Tong
One of the most hotly-contested properties in Kowloon Tong, this top-floor flat in Kowloon Tong comes with an impressive pedigree. Situated one floor below the famed penthouse once owned by Chow Yun-fat, the property combines the intimacy of home with the splendor of luxury living.

Winner in Westminster
A shortfall of supply against demand across London needs little explanation for savvy investors. Here's your chance to make a smart move in the area considered to be London's newest, accessible and most desirable place to buy.

Best of both worlds
For choosy urbanites seeking sophisticated homes in a perfect location, look no further than Central Park in Cheltenham, Australia.

Eyes on hotel conversion
Bolstered by the sustained increase in visitor arrivals to Hong Kong, the demand for hotel rooms continues to outstrip supply - prompting owners to convert industrial buildings for hotel use.

New kid on block set to change shopping scene
Competition among shopping malls in Causeway Bay has always been fierce. Now, a new player is jumping into the fray. Hysan Place, located across Hennessy Road from Sogo department store, is set to open on August 10, immediately becoming the second-largest shopping center in the popular district.

Living at the top end
Whether you're looking for an ideal spot to live or an investment opportunity, take a look at this beauty in the Olympic city of London. Altitude is a stunning development with one-, two- and three- bedroom apartments and lavish penthouses.

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