Why is ZHUHAI not yet one of the Top 10 cities to visit in China?

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Originally Posted by Tiger Beer

I see that as well, with Hengqin in particular. It seems so far for Hong Kong residents to commute though, unless the intention is for them to retire there? But I would assume they could retire there anyway?

Those housing incentives are something I don't full comprehend why someone from Hong Kong would want to be based in Hengqin/Zhuhai. But it's interesting that they are doing it though.

Good point.
I am referring to the Greater Bay Area property. Last year, neighbor's nephew visited them in Canada and mentioned that he would settle there eventually as he could not afford to own housing in Hong Kong or Beijing, where he is working as a stage lighting technician.

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Originally Posted by OyCrumbler

Well, I guess one way to think about it is what are the other Chinese cities you'd recommend to visit before going to Zhuhai. In regards to beach destinations, people would probably recommend Sanya and possibly Hong Kong and Qingdao before recommending Zhuhai, and I don't think a beach vacation in general is what comes to mind for most people when visiting China. Zhuhai isn't particularly historic nor a particularly major economic center or cultural center. The walking video is nice, but this also looks like the kind of development that you see in a lot of Chinese cities at this point.

I was watching the Hualian's latest quake (6.3M). People are favouring new buildings and ditching older housing of 30 years old and above, that are still selling NT$30M to NT$40M per unit.

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Still researching on the Greater Bay Area. Wow!

So new customers of fixed deposit accounts in HK$ will earn 10% interest p.a.

https://bank.za.group/en/new-customer-rewards

From a non-English source, it is 18% for RMB deposit account; 10% USD; and 13,8% British Pound and Macanese Pataca.