Hong Kong Property
Property sales rise by 24.2%
More than 4,400 sale and purchase agreements were recorded in January.
Property sales rise by 24.2%
More than 4,400 sale and purchase agreements were recorded in January.
Swire Properties buys 40% stake in premium residential site in Bangkok
The transaction was worth HK$570m.
Property sales drop nearly 40% in 2022
The Land Registry received only 59,619 sale and purchase agreements.
Property sales fall 8.1% MoM in October
Year-on-year sales declined by 28.9%
Where to invest your millions in real estate
Realtors cited two property types that can offer higher upside potential in return.
Developers to retain conservative pricing strategy for home prices: analyst
Demand has been focused on mass market projects.
Property market ends downcycle
Real estate expert, Cathie Chung, said that the market will have a reset by 2023.
Deal-making for commercial real estate down 50% in Q2 22
The market’s transaction volume reached $18b (US$2.3b).
More than 80% shares of residential property at Kowloon on sale: JLL
The property is estimated to be worth over $180m.
Residential prices to drop 5% to 10% due to high mortgage rates
Capital values of luxury residential will decline by 0% to 5%.
Property sales fell by almost 21% in June
Over 6,290 sale and purchase deals for all units were received for registration.
Hong Kong is 3rd most transparent property market in Asia
It recorded an overall score of 1.98.
What do Hong Kongers buy after getting a loan
Over 33% use a loan to purchase property.
Property sales up 63.8% in May
However, it’s 11.3% lower compared to the previous year.
Net-zero targets uncover HK’s need to increase retrofitting rate: JLL
The city’s real estate sector accounts for 60% of its carbon emissions.
Real estate investment in HK to reach HK$70b in 2022: report
This is an improvement compared to its 2019 and 2020 levels.
Hong Kong’s property investment growth steadies in H1
Investment activity picked up in Q2 after a slow Q1.
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