Property prices compared to incomes in Cambodia and Hong Kong have fallen more than any other country since the pandemic, a report from US healthcare company Aetna has found.
The cost to income ratio has fallen by -6.58 to 39.89 in Cambodia between 2019 and 2020, and by -5.86 to 43.52 in Hong Kong, as the two Asian markets are still some of the most expensive in the world.
There were also falls in more affordable countries Azerbaijan, which now has a cost-to-income of 16.45 after a reduction of -3.02, as well as Algeria (-2.51 to 17.37) and Kazakhstan (-2.33 to 9.36).
