The city’s housing market showed clear signs of strain in the first half of 2026, with declining transaction volumes, softer prices and tighter credit weighing on both residential and commercial sectors, according to Centaline property, Speaking at a press conference yesterday afternoon, Roy Ho, director of Centaline Macau and Zhuhai Hengqin Property, said overall activity declined despite limited pockets of resilience. “With the opening of indu…
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