Shazhong line effect
Shops are not considered to be prosperous. The industry believes that under the effect of the sand line, it is expected to drive the rental price of the surrounding shops to be good.
According to the information of the Integrated Land Registry of the Information Services Department of the United States and the United States, the total number of shops registered in the first seven months was 1,130, a slight increase of 1.7% over the same period last year. The total investment amounted to about 21.97 billion yuan, an increase of 44% year-on-year. . A significant increase in the number of registered transactions in the Tsim Sha Tsui area has been recorded. This year, a total of 65 registered transactions were recorded, representing an increase of 109.7% over the previous year. In Yau Ma Tei, 92 registered and sold were also recorded, representing an increase of 87.6% year-on-year. To Kwa Wan recorded this year. 73 registrations were registered, an increase of 69.8% over the previous year. Multi-regional shops recorded significant gains, partly driven by developer acquisitions, reflecting their optimistic view of the property prospects in the district.
Over 100 million transactions, 7 months, 27 cases, 93% increase
For the first seven months of this year, a total of 379 transactions were recorded for shops of $3 million or less, a decrease of 10.2% as compared with the same period last year. Over 100 million yuan, an increase of 92.9% compared with 14 cases in the same period last year, involving an amount of about 7.026 billion yuan, a substantial increase of 145.15% year-on-year.
In terms of recent transactions, there are not many market transactions. There are still a number of large-scale shops changing hands, including G7 to G9, G/F, Tsim Sha Tsui East Commercial Centre. The area is 2,761 square feet. It is now rented by Banchang Sushi and has a monthly rent of 450,000 yuan. . It is understood that the owner has been on sale for 1 year, initially asking for about 250 million yuan, and recently sold for 200 million yuan, the price is about 72,438 yuan, and the return rate is about 2.7%. The original owner was held by senior investors Dong Huihua and Zheng Weitao. In 2012, it was purchased for 165 million yuan. The goods were held for 6 years, and the book profit was 35 million yuan, an appreciation of 21.2%.
King’s Road 2400 呎 161 million 沽
In addition, Shop No. 13, G/F, Cheong Ming House, 480 King’s Road, North Point, covers an area of about 2,400 square feet and is sold for about $161 million. The price is about $67,000. The shop is now rented by a bakery and a pharmacy. The monthly rent is about $343,000. The return rate is about 2.5%. The new buyers are the old family Guanhua Mirror Factory and related parties. In 2012, the original owner purchased the shop for 155 million yuan. He changed his hand for 6 years, and his book profit was about 6 million yuan. He only left the game. As for Shop A, 1/F, Shop No. 2, G/F, 22-30 Tai King Street, Wan Chai, the ground floor area is about 800 square feet. The first floor area is about 2,600 square feet. It is 3,400 square feet in total and sold for $120 million. The price is about 35,294. yuan. The shop is now leased to two restaurants, with a monthly rent of $222,000 and a return of about 2.2%. The original owner of the shop was Lin Qinglin, a veteran investor. In 2012, he bought it for 53.8 million yuan and made a profit of 66.2 million yuan.
Lu Zhanhao, a director of Midland Wangpu, believes that the price increase of shops is obviously lagging behind commercial buildings and industrial buildings. In addition, Hong Kong’s interest rate is still at a low level, and retail data continues to pick up. In the future, retail properties will be attractive to investors. He pointed out that the area along the Sha Tin Line project was affected by the acquisition activities of the developers and the URA. The increase in the number of registrations in the districts such as Tsim Sha Tsui and To Kwa Wan reflected a considerable increase in the prospects of the districts. The trading atmosphere of the retail market.