Thanks for the insights on real estate in Hong Kong. My question now is a bit more broad, but still important, I think. What is it like working in Hong Kong? What are the people like? How far does your money go?
Any insights will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Gerald Smith
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People in Hong Kong generally take work very seriously. On average, working hours tend to be longer and the environment is often quite formal. For more info, have a look at Working in Hong Kong.
The people in Hong Kong tend to be friendly, and Western expats often find the transition a bit easier than in other Asian countries because English is quite widely spoken. Have a look at our Culture Shock in Hong Kong page, which gives a bit more detail on this.
As for how far your money goes, check Cost of Living in Hong Kong to get an idea.
Best,
Xavier