Who is living in hk Just curious, who is currently living in hk at the moment? Which district in hk and if you are renting or own or living with parents. Thanks! Posted via RS Mobile |
Hyde's probably mansion hopping in the peak/stanley area.. LOL |
Not in the Mid-Levels like OP :lawl: |
Renting a village home in the boonies of Sai Kung district. Used to rent in Kwun Tong. I like the boonies better ;) Posted via RS Mobile |
does Guangzhou count? :alone: |
For people who live in HK, what do you do there? Are the job opportunities anything like Canada? |
I work for myself, but based on what friends say, the market is better here. I know one person who wants to move back to Canada but can't find a decent job compared to here. |
are there any jobs for people who can converse basic cantonese and whats the pay like? |
Does anyone live in Po Lam, specifically Metro City Phase 2? |
I will be moving back to HK to work in a year. Currently interning in Asia... Anyone know of any popular HK forums? Moreso lifestyles / general chat threads? |
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what good excuse you use for customs if you are working right now and planning to return to canada? |
if you work in the commerical district, no way you want to live in the village side. 2-3hrs on bus or train everyday is pain in the ass, take into account work live balance is horrible in Hong Kong, once you get home it's 11 at night already. |
Just curious, what company do you guys work in HK? |
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I was thinking of buying a flat in TKO but still considering there or Cheung Sha Wan. Where do you live Asian_xl |
If you're thinking about Kowloon, I like east better than west. The air seems cleaner, and there is more greenery out this way. Cheung Sha Wan is basically an industrial district with a few residential buildings thrown in. I remember looking there (actually it was by the lai chi kok station IIRC) when we first came here in 06 and while the buildings were brand new, the neighbourhood sucked. But if it's for an investment only, who knows, there are probably other things to consider that I wouldn't care about :) |
Kowloon West prices are getting too high. You are right, it is Lai Chi Kok that I am looking at, but considered part of Cheung Sha Wan district. Was looking at Liberte, Banyan Garden or The Pacifica. Olympic is too costly right now so only thing is east in TKO. I was there last week, its a nice area, still developing but a lot of land and the recent land sales majority has been in TKO which is not good for future resell. |
probably be moving back in the coming year if my interviews go to plan. If anything I'll be living in Tung Chung |
Anyone want to do a meet up for a drink and meal? Skinnypup said he will treat. |
:fuckthatshit: Yeah Banyan is one of the buildings I looked at. The rooms are much smaller than 10-15 year old buildings... they usually have 3 tiny bedrooms instead of 2 decent sized ones. I didn't really like the phony 'resort' like common area, it reminds me too much of... well phony resort areas.. but I am guessing most new developments are like that. Again I guess it depends on whether you are buying for yourself to live in, or as an investment property. Have you looked into Lohas Park? There are new developments being added every other year I think. It has its own MTR line that juts off of the main TKO line. There isn't anything there yet, but eventually all of TKO is going to become one big urban sprawl like the rest of kowloon. Maybe now is the time to get in? |
When I was in HK, I was living in West Kowloon. Currently renting the flat out (565sq ft at 80% utilization) for roughly 30k a month. Posted via RS Mobile |
I just got back from HK in June and have been missing it since. During my stay there, I lived at Sham Wan Towers in Ap Lei Chau for the majority of it and I loved it. Great amenities, super nice buildings and I started my lease at a time when I only had to pay 9500 a month (raised to 10k later on) for a 650-700sq ft 2br on the 49th floor. Plus it's still pretty close to Central, Wan Chai and Causeway Bay. |
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