hong kong residential sales
This is the most significant residential transaction in Hong Kong in Q4
It was a sale of a site on the Peak for HK$1 billion.
This is the most significant residential transaction in Hong Kong in Q4
It was a sale of a site on the Peak for HK$1 billion.
Hong Kong residential sales drop 18.8% to 3,148 units in October
Primary sales plummeted 53.2% to just 672 units.
Hong Kong residential sales down 6.3% to 3,875 units in September
The primary market sales also declined 8.2%.
Hong Kong residential sales hit 4,137 units in August
NOVO LAND Phase 1B in Tuen Mun was oversubscribed by about 48 times.
Hong Kong residential sales down 23.9% to 3,671 units in July
The overall stamp duty revenue is at a 19-month low.
Hong Kong residential sales drop 22.2% to 4,826 units in June
There were 1,382 primary sales during the month.Â
Hong Kong home sales up 59.1% to 6,202 units in May
The growth was driven by a number of new launches during the month.
Hong Kong home sales up 35.8% to 3,897 in April
One of the notable transactions was a house at Villa Cove that sold for HKD125.5m.
Hong Kong residential transactions slip 1.5% to 2,869 in March
Secondary sales accounted for 94.4% of all transactions.
Hong Kong monthly home sales volume hit 2-year low in February
There were only 2,912 transactions during the month.
Hong Kong primary residential sales slump 28.6% to 1,081 units in January
Primary sales slumped 28.6% to 1,081 units.
Hong Kong residential sales down 16.9% to 4,275 transactions in January
Blame it on the resumption of social distancing measures.Â
Asia’s most expensive flat per unit price sold in Hong KongÂ
The 4,544 sq-ft unit was sold for a record breaking HK$140,845 per sq ft.
Hong Kong primary residential transactions surge 172% in September
There were a total of 1,926 transactions worth HK$21.3 billion.
Hong Kong residential sales up 5.4% to 5,844 units in September
A notable luxury transaction was an apartment sold for HKD160m.
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