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Hong Kong banks grow cautious on One Stanley mortgages amid investigation

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Hong Kong banks grow cautious on One Stanley mortgages amid investigation

The furore over alleged construction defects at luxury development One Stanley threatens to cast a shadow over Hong Kong’s recovering super-prime property market, as banks hold off on mortgages and property agents suspend viewings at the complex while an investigation continues.

“Most [banks] are adopting a wait-and-see approach,” said Eric Tso Tak-ming, chief vice-president at mReferral Mortgage Brokerage Services, adding that lenders were likely to take a more cautious approach to mortgage...

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