Conditions for mainlanders to buy a house in Hong Kong

Conditions for mainlanders to buy a house in Hong Kong

Everyone knows that housing prices in Hong Kong are very high, and it is also necessary for mainlanders to buy a house in Hong Kong. What conditions do mainlanders need to buy a house in Hong Kong?

Buying any commercial house in Hong Kong, whether it is a new house or a second-hand house, generally goes through three stages, which takes about one and a half months (generally speaking), including:

1. Select the property and inform relevant requirements. When the real estate agent helps you screen out the properties that meet the requirements, you can make an appointment to visit Hong Kong.

2. Select the unit to be purchased, then sign a temporary sales contract with the seller and pay a temporary deposit (generally 5% of the property price).

3. Sign a formal sales contract with the designated law firm within five working days after signing the temporary sales contract, and at the same time pay the down payment (depending on the requirements of the developer), which is generally 10% ~ 15% of the house price.

4. After signing the formal sales contract, pay the balance of the house payment within the specified date. (Generally, there are 60-day, 90-day, 180-day payment plans. The shorter the payment time, the higher the discount. )

Note: Generally speaking, the intermediary commission for buying a second-hand building is 1%-2%, which shall be paid by the buyer and the seller respectively; When buying a first-hand property, the buyer does not need to pay the agency fee (free of commission), only the developer needs to pay the commission to the property.

How much does it cost to buy a set of 80 square meters in Hong Kong?

Many people have the impression that housing prices in Hong Kong are expensive. Compared with other cities in the world, housing prices in Hong Kong are relatively high. How much does it cost to buy an 80-square-meter house in Hong Kong?

80% of the residential area in Hong Kong is below 70 square meters, which is only the building area. Anyone who knows the building area and usable area of Hong Kong knows that huge bay windows and the like are counted in the building area. In fact, the usable area of a 70-square-meter house may be between 55 and 60.

Buying a house in Hong Kong is for ordinary people; It is really out of reach! The general rhythm of buying a house in Hong Kong is like this! In a place where the average salary is 12000, I saved 400,000 to 500,000 yuan in my thirties and bought a 40-square-meter two-bedroom and one-bedroom apartment with a loan of 90%. If you are lucky and get promoted to a higher position, you can change to a 70-square-meter three-bedroom and two-bedroom house in ten or twenty years. Of course, living in a house with three rooms and two halls is really good for ordinary people!

I regret immigrating to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong's economy is very developed, and many people will choose to immigrate to Hong Kong. However, after immigrating to Hong Kong, some people said that I regretted immigrating to Hong Kong. What's the matter?

At first, I chose to go to Hong Kong. Considering children's learning, I always agree with Hong Kong's teaching philosophy. Second, the air in Beijing is really bad.

Speaking of children's study, our children were already in the kindergarten class. At first, like other parents, we were faced with the choice of primary school. In addition to foreign parents, parents in Hongkong and Chinese mainland are also hesitant between local and international primary schools. Parents in Hong Kong mainly consider the issue of teaching philosophy. In addition to the teaching concept, mainland parents and children have the question of whether they adapt to the local culture.

Because I applied to come to Hong Kong mainly to give my child a better education, if I applied before he went to kindergarten, he would be able to adapt to this environment and integrate into this group more quickly.

The above is about buying a house in Hong Kong. I hope I can help you!