In the last quarter, the new sales volume was 60%.

In the first quarter of this year, the property market turned around. According to the data of the Midland Realty, there were 9 new first-hand properties in Hong Kong in the first three months of this year, involving 4,081 gangs, of which 2,441 were sold at the end of March or before, with a sales rate of 59.8%. The finest units are the most sought after, open-plan and one-room units, selling 1012 huts in the first quarter, equivalent to a total of 1281 gangs of this type, about 79%.

Midland Real Estate Data and Research Center integrated first-hand residential property sales information network data show that as of the end of March, the first quarter of the newly launched real estate about 4,081 people, the three-bedroom or more separated units accounted for the most, reaching 1569 (about 38.4%) The second is open-type and one-bedroom units, with a total of 1281 (about 31.4%); the two-bedroom units have 1231 (about 30.2%).

Large units go slower, the sales rate is 36%

Large units supply the most, but sales are the slowest. Liu Jiahui, chief analyst of Midland Realty, pointed out that a total of 2,441 pairs of the 9 new discs were sold in the first quarter, of which only 573 were sold in units of 3 or more rooms, and the sales rate was only 36.5%; The largest number of units sold in one room and one room was 1012, and the sales rate was also about 79%.

The proportion of fine units sold is the highest, but the average price (based on the saleable area. The same below) is also expensive for all types of units. The United States pointed out that the average price of open-plan and one-bedroom units is about 18,180 yuan; the average price of two-bedroom households is about 20.1% lower, about 14,520 yuan; for units with three or more rooms, the average price is only about 14102. yuan.

Liu Jiahui said that the number of new squads launched in the first quarter plunged about 45% from the fourth quarter of last year. It is estimated that the government has deployed a first-hand residential vacancy tax, prompting developers to actively sell the cargo units.