Hong Kong is providing residents of vaccination, have the opportunity to win a $ 1.4 million apartment
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A $ 1.4 million in one-bedroom unit is a residential complex by the Central Group. Anthony Wallace / AFP offers $ 1.4 million in residents of a lucky vaccine by Getty Images  Hong Kong real estate developers encourages more Hong Kong people to receive  vaccines.
Hong Kong residents aged 18 or more In the news release, qualified to enter random drawings before September 1, 2021. According to Bloomberg, the NG TENG FONG Charity Foundation donated the unit's Charity Foundation, which is donating the unit.  Many Hong Kong people are hesitant to get a piercing, and each report has thousands of unused Pfizer-Biontech vaccines to expire. Although Bloomberg's vaccine tracker said, although the dose remains, about 13.4% of the residents accounted for a complete vaccination, 18.1% of the dose has obtained at least one dose.
Anthony Wallace / AFP is a residential area of Hong Kong Kwun Tong District, which is developed by Sino Group.  
The grand central development launched and released another unit in 2018, according to South China Morning Post, February 2022, 202% increased by 30%. The current list of the building includes 758 square feet of apartments in the 470 floor, reaching $ 2.7 million, the 50th floor of 962 square feet of units of approximately $ 3.7 million.  The Foundation's Director DARYL NG, in a press release, he hopes that the gift will encourage more Hong Kong people to vaccinate the vaccination. The foundation did not immediately respond to INSIDER's comment on this story.
Although the popular and month-of-the-month Popardemic democratic protests started in 2019, Hong Kong is still the most expensive city rental luxury apartment in the world.  But a different story may be described in the next few months. Enterprises flee the city, a Bloomberg report estimate that Hong Kong may lose one million people in the next five years. Another report from Bloomberg Intelligence is expected to be 10% in 2021, Hong Kong's inexposed rent may be reduced by 10%, and the vacancy rate may reach the 18-year high.

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