Moving from India to HK

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  1. #1

    Moving from India to HK

    Hi,

    I'm moving from India to HK in October. I have the following queries: Can someone clarify these:

    1. I have a family with a 2 year old kid. My office is located in Central. Which is the best to look for a lease? Is DB a good option?

    2. Any good websites, wherein I can search for properties in HK on rental basis?

    Thanks


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    DB is fine if the office is in Central.

    For properties, here are some sites:

    http://www.sallmannsres.com/

    http://www.landscope.com/404.php

    http://www.hongkonghomes.com


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    or gohome.com.hk


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    Quote Originally Posted by Katanga:
    DB is fine if the office is in Central.
    I am not sure, but wont DB be a bit far from Central + waiting time for ferry. Sorry, never been to DB so I may be wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arvindswamy:
    Hi,

    I'm moving from India to HK in October. I have the following queries: Can someone clarify these:

    1. I have a family with a 2 year old kid. My office is located in Central. Which is the best to look for a lease? Is DB a good option?

    2. Any good websites, wherein I can search for properties in HK on rental basis?

    Thanks
    Hi Arvind I have two small children and I'm staying in South Horizons in Hong Kong Island I'm very happy here as this aera is very good for children and all kind of facilities are here. May be around 3-400 indian are settled here. and most of them are south indian. incase if you want any help i'm always here for you.
    With best wishes
    Priyanka

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    Moving to HK

    Dear Priyanka,

    Thanks for your reply. But I suppose, the travelling time from South Horizon to Central takes almost 70 minutes by Bus. Is there any MTR available from South Horizon to Central?

    Thanks,
    Arvind


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    Its not that bad if you can work around the peak hours of 8-9AM and 6-8PM -- would take 20-30 mins at the max to central.

    By the way, the down side of being in South Horizon -- your business becomes the business of all those 300-400 familes that Priyanka mentioned.


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    DB takes a similar amount of time to commute to central.


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    U can live in Mid Levels. Very convient to central and lots of expats there also