Sai Kung

Hong Kong's back garden, coastal Sai Kung: seafood, country parks and the city's best value-and-yield (~3–3.5%)

Updated May 25, 202611 min read

About Sai Kung

Sai Kung is a coastal town and country-park gateway in the New Territories, Hong Kong's 'back garden': a walkable waterfront with the famous Seafood Street, the public pier with boats to the UNESCO Geopark and Sharp Island, and the hiking trails and beaches of the Sai Kung country parks. Village and low-rise living define it. For investors, Sai Kung is a lifestyle and value-and-yield play: prices (~€18,000–35,000/m²) far below Island prime, with the city's higher gross yields of ~3–3.5%. Hong Kong's residential market is fully open to foreigners, the extra demand-side stamp duties were abolished in February 2024, and the HKD's USD peg removes FX risk.

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Sai Kung in Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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