地產新聞及評論
標籤: 香港物業買賣
Pockets of Demand are Changing Some Property Analysts’ Views
5 June 2014 - The Hong Kong property market is not all “doom and gloom”. Recent sales of smaller units have shown only marginal price decreases, and in some cases price increases to new highs. These have surprised many property analysts particularly those that have been forecasting sales price declines of 15-30% over the last year across all ma
Demand for small flats surprises, driving prices higher
3 June 2014 - Recent sales of smaller second-hand units has increased despite the signs of decline in the luxury market. One example is last week’s sale of a 355 sqft unit in Serenity Park in Tai Po, which sold for $3.55 million, breaking the previous record price of $3.4 million for a similar unit sold earlier this year. The SCMP reported that
Looking at the Hong Kong Property Market like a Stock Market
30 May 2014 - Nobody can dispute that we are in a very quiet property market. The preliminary figures released by the Rating and Valuation Dept for 2014 (available up to March as of the writing of this article) indicate roughly 3,600 residential sales per month this year – that’s roughly 50% less than the average of the last 10 years (2004-2013)
Cheung Kong’s City Point Development in Tsuen Wan sees 1-day sellout
28 May 2014 - The SCMP today reported that Cheung Kong sold all 591 units offered as part of its first batch of sales of the City Point Development in Tsuen Wan yesterday. Cheung Kong said that the project, with 1,717 units in total, should launch the second batch of sales – 354 units – later this week.The first batch was announced in conjunction
How bad will the Property Market Correction Be in Hong Kong?
26 May 2014 – Relative to some analysts that have been predicting 20-30% declines in the Hong Kong property market, I've been much less pessimistic in my view on the markets. Over the last year, I’ve told clients that while I do believe a downward correction is coming, the decline will be more modest - around 10-15% in the next 1-3 years. There
OKAY.com interviewed on Property Market on RTHK
26 May 2014 - Joshua Han Miller, CEO of OKAY.com, recently joined RTHK's Money for Nothing program to talk about OKAY.com's unique business model and his views on the current property market. "Current property price levels - where supply and demand curves meet - are just like stock markets. When there are low transaction volumes, it's not a real e
Property cooling measures likely to remain in place until at least Q2 2015
19 May 2014 - Despite proposed revisions to the double stamp duty last week, Secretary for Financial Services and Treasury, Chan Ka-keung, indicated that there is no expected easing of cooling measures in the short term. Taking into account HK’s current low interest rate environment, measures are likely to remain in place until the Fed raises its
