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Hong Kong and Singapore: a tale of two housing markets

The gradual deflation of what had looked like a housing bubble in Singapore has left the economy in much better shape to cope with rising interest rates. The contrast with Hong Kong, where property prices still look massively overvalued, is stark.

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