A Rare 1945 Hong Kong Walk-Up Apartment | $28,800,000

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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:39 Overview 2:17 Dining area 2:40 Open kitchen 3:43 Living room 4:20 Master bedroom 4:58 Master bathroom 5:34 Guest bathroom 6:13 Second bedroom 6:27 Private roof terrace 6:39 Finance 7:55 Amenities and transportation

[@defiance1]

This channel will grow big soon glad to be one of the early subs :D Keep it up!

[@squarefoot_hk]

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[@squarefoot_hk]

Correction note: At 7:07, the data for Blue Pool Court and Race View Apartments refer to *available listings*, not transaction records.

[@DemocracyIsBaal]

28 million HKD can buy you a beach front house in Australia

[@squarefoot_hk]

Interesting comparison!

[@summer8941]

In England you can buy a country mansion with a few acres of land

[@untitled7190]

In Vietnam, you can buy a village

[@leoleonard1580]

I can only imagine the maintenance costs per unit

[@squarefoot_hk]

That's definitely a factor, housing charges (e.g. repair costs) may vary depending on the unit.

[@yashinrupani]

What about underground car parking in or adjacent to the building please?

[@squarefoot_hk]

This unit does not come with a car parking space, but there are car parks nearby!

[@withloveandlighthandboundb2819]

Really love the vibe of the apartment and love how the owner had decorated it. Shame that you can't see out of the window in the kitchen. this is just under £3 millions and will get you a nice country house with a couple acres of land, probably a swimming pool, a tennis court and some out buildings here in UK. However, if I have the money and if I am looking for a place in HK, definitely would look at this place - the only deal breaker could be the stairs! Lol!

[@squarefoot_hk]

Thanks for your thoughtful comment! Yes, the owner’s decoration really adds a unique charm to the apartment and it's fascinating to compare what £3 million can get you in different markets. Hong Kong’s property prices are definitely on the higher side, especially in prime locations. Glad to hear you liked this property!

[@yuen0404]

need to full pay. i think only rich conservationists would be in buying. investors would not flush money into toilet

[@lmnoplmnop]

It's so cluttered! They didn't clean it up for sale?

[@ludwigvanbachmaninoff1981]

People in Hong Kong have terribly hard lives, especially in terms of living environment...

[@kenchop-b1o]

is this a joke?

[@zeroize852]

Undoubtedly

[@Bzeager]

It's 28 million HKD, not USD. Converted that's 3.5 million. Still expensive, yes, but it's 1700+ square feet...which is massive by Hong Kong standards, in one of the most expensive places in the world

[@defiance1]

normal apt price in hk most ppl just live in shoebox apartments