What is a typical expat home or apartment like in Hong Kong?

"Our first apartment was a very nice, large (for HK) apartment in an expat neighborhood (MidLevels). Yes, I think most expats live in this area. The apartments in this area are generally Westernized (for example, they have ovens - many HK apartments do not!). I'd recommend the area to newcomers, then they can assess if they want a more walkable area with local culture (as we did). But we are happy that we started in MidLevels," explained one expat living in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

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"Expat homes and apartments in Hong Kong are typically modern and luxurious, with high-end appliances and furnishings. Many expat homes and apartments have spectacular views of the city skyline, and some even have access to private outdoor spaces. Expat homes and apartments often come with amenities such as swimming pools, gyms, and concierge services. Expats in Hong Kong also have access to a wide range of international schools, shopping malls, and restaurants," said another expat in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.