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Commentary: Why Hong Kong property defies gloomy forecasts Toggle share menu Advertisement Investors should take note of Hong Kong developers, says the Financial Times’ June Yoon. The Hong Kong skyline is seen from The Peak. (Photo: Reuters/Bobby Yip) 13 May 2021 06:00AM) Share this content Bookmark LONDON: Forecasts for the Hong Kong property market this time last year were as gloomy as the view from the Peak overlooking the territory on one of its more polluted days. Political uncertainty, travel bans related to the COVID-19...

What: The world premiere of yellow objects, an exhibition written and directed by Sydney Risk Award-winning playwright Derek Chan, is happening at The Firehall Arts Centre. The exhibition invites attendees to question our responsibility to future generations by stepping into a Hong Kong of two different eras: 2019 and 2050. The exhibition occurs in the Firehall Arts Centre’s courtyard with objects, voice recordings, and projections. There are no live performers in yellow objects, and there is a limit of ten patrons per showing. When: Tuesday to Sundays from May 11 to 22, 2021 Time: Var...

The agency said buoyant housing demand, a chronic shortage of land and housing supply, as well as a consistently low interest rate environment will support price rises.

Events in Metro Vancouver: Live and virtual things to do May 6-12 Whether you are looking for date-night ideas, free things to do, or just something fun for the kids, you can't go wrong with our list of events happening around Metro Vancouver between May 6-12. Headlining this week's picks is the ParkerArtSalon. Author of the article: Shawn Conner Publishing date: May 04, 2021  •  May 4, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Mark Bowen’s Vanishing Species — Ocean Blue Bear (mixed media on wood panel with resin coating, 24” x 36”) is part of an online auction, Essential Travel,...

Most of the artists taking part in the multimedia show do so anonymously or using pseudonyms, in fear of Hong Kong’s National Security Law.