HK buyers snap up EWI homes


EWI president and CEO Datuk Teow Leong Seng noted that the weak sterling has also made UK property purchases more affordable for Hongkongers. “Hong Kong has always been an important market for us."

PETALING JAYA: As property market activity in the UK picks up after a two-month hiatus from lockdown measures, the property scene is not just regaining interest from local buyers and tenants.

Enquiries on London real estate by prospective buyers from Hong Kong are expected to rise, following UK prime minister Boris Johnson’s offer to three million Hong Kong residents and their dependents the chance to seek refuge in the UK.

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