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Most distressed asset owners are in an urgency to sell due to liquidity issues,” said Lucia Leung, director of research and consultancy in Greater China for Knight Frank.
Recent figures are proving that to be true. Around 75 per cent of high-end luxury transactions in the first half of this year – those worth more than US$10 million each – involved financially stressed sellers, according to data from CBRE.
The number of distressed luxury residential assets has risen, consultants say, in areas like The Peak, Tai Tam and Southern district, and prices on some of these trophies have fallen by at least 30 per cent from their highs.
Recent figures are proving that to be true. Around 75 per cent of high-end luxury transactions in the first half of this year – those worth more than US$10 million each – involved financially stressed sellers, according to data from CBRE.
The number of distressed luxury residential assets has risen, consultants say, in areas like The Peak, Tai Tam and Southern district, and prices on some of these trophies have fallen by at least 30 per cent from their highs.