Hong Kong recorded a drop in the sales of homes with a value over HK$100 million to 13 transactions in March, according to a report by Bloomberg on Thursday.
The city had seen 28 such deals in January, according to property database EPRC, Bloomberg said.
The decline reportedly came about following a rise in stamp duty on deals for residential properties valued over HK$100 million in its budget in February to 6.5% from 4.25% previously.
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