Hong Kong’s secondary residential market is expected to hit a turning point at the start of the second half of the year following a steep price increase during the six months to June, according to multiple local property agencies. They cited the effects of Beijing’s crackdown on capital outflow, which has shaken Hong Kong’s stock market, as a contributing factor. According to data from Centaline Property, the secondary residential market recorded 26,813 transactions totalling HK$212.24 billion...