As the world’s wealthy relocate, rewriting the property map, will Hong Kong win out?

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Peggy YeMarch 7, 2026 at 04:00 AM

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Wealth migration is revitalizing the global super-luxury property market after a period of slower activity. Sydney and Hong Kong are experiencing increased activity, with Sydney seeing a 20% rise in commission revenues for super-luxury homes. Real estate agencies are expanding staff and hosting events to attract high-end buyers, particularly around Chinese New Year. While Dubai has recently dominated the market, its position is being challenged by the war in the Middle East. The article explores whether Hong Kong can capitalize on this shift and attract relocating wealthy individuals.

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Chinese New Year 40% Middle East 50% Dubai 60% Sydney ×370% Plus Agency ×270% Peter Li ×380% Hong Kong ×290%

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super-luxury property market 90% wealth migration 90% hong kong 70% sydney 60% real estate 60% high-end buyers 50% sales leads 40% dubai 40%

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South China Morning Post

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Center-Right (0.50)

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90%

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Hong Kong

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