Shui On's Lo Doesn't See a Crash in Hong Kong Property

The transcript discusses China's economic curbs and growth strategies, focusing on construction and property sectors. It explores the risks of overshooting regulations and the need for deleveraging. The conversation shifts to Hong Kong's economic challenges, including property market dynamics and political issues. The discussion also covers strategic sales to reduce debt and the impact of market trends on property shares.

What are the main economic strategies being employed in first and second tier cities in China?

How has the job market in China changed recently according to the text?

What are the anticipated effects of the 19th Party Congress on the property market?

How do the economic conditions in China affect Hong Kong's property market?

What factors contribute to the continued demand for property in Hong Kong despite high prices?

What challenges does the new chief executive of Hong Kong face regarding housing supply?

What is the significance of the widening gap between the rich and the poor in Hong Kong?