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Packed full of entertainment "The 1 2 3 Show" is the perfect companion for your lunchtime! From current affairs to music features, you can expect the most up to date info and whats happening around you in Hong Kong. Join me Noreen Mir, every Monday to Friday, from 1:15- 3pm. "The 1 2 3 Show",  on Radio 3.

With an avalanche of information drowning investors on a daily basis, how will you know if what you’re consuming is accurate or being manipulated to achieve certain outcomes?

Continued movement from cities to the country will continue to support demand, experts say, but regional prices are likely to slow substantially.

Continued movement from cities to the country will continue to support demand, experts say, but regional prices are likely to slow substantially.

2022 is turning out different than what experts expected, as the emergence of Omicron throws a spanner in the property market’s works. In a market riddled with uncertainty, having a little ‘strategic patience’ can go a long way. 

The COVID-19 era has frequently been described as “unprecedented,” and while many of the defining events of this time — as well as its ramifications on the property market — are without parallel, that doesn’t mean we can’t look to the past for some insight on how to proceed.

With Australia on the brink of fully emerging out of the shadows cast by COVID in 2021, it’s now officially open season for the property market. Will the current real estate trends buckle or boom under the “new normal” conditions?

The regulator now expects banks to assess new home loan applicants at rates that are at least 3 percentage points higher than actual loan interest rates.

Buyers are set to fast-track their purchases to avoid the new, tougher lending assessment that banks have been forced to use.