Hong Kong warehouses: bid now or wait after a 3.2% fall?

[gardensAndCorner]

There is also a tactical reason not to rush. If a suitable listing is approaching the point when comparable sellers have reduced prices, submit a documented offer rather than waiting silently. The seller can reject it, but you learn whether the asking price is firm.

 

[DevQuinn]

Take dated screenshots or notes at fixed intervals. That addresses both Julia’s price-cut question and the relisting problem. Changes in photos, description or agent contact should not automatically reset the property’s marketing history.

 

[fair_bridge]

One caveat: once the sample is divided by neighbourhood, subtype and condition, each group may be very small. In that situation, avoid turning one completed sale into a market trend. Use it as a comparison point and keep the uncertainty visible.

 

[plantsAndBlueprint]

The practical choice seems to be: wait only if genuinely new comparable stock is accumulating. Otherwise, identify the best same-building or same-neighbourhood completed evidence, price the condition work separately, verify continuous marketing time, and make a bid based on that—not automatically 3.2% below the asking price.