30/1/2018-9

Low-level Nanhui Plaza 110 million change hands

Wong Chuk Hang mansion worth a substantial appreciation of the district commercial Nanhui Square low-level units to about 110 million yuan changed hands, the original owner earned more than 92 million yuan fresh off. Another city on the water into a new way to shop short fry transactions, 4 months selling expensive 5.05 million yuan.

Market sources pointed out that Nanhui Plaza, 10th floor, 1-6 and 21 to 27 rooms, a total construction area of ​​114.38 million square feet, sold for 110 million yuan, foot price 9,617 yuan. Land Registry information shows that the original owner by the end of 2006 to 17.6 million yuan purchase on the site, then the foot price of only 1,539 yuan, more than 11 years of cargo hold, a sharp rise of 5.25 times the book profit of 92.4 million yuan.

Sheung Shui Land Shop short fry earned 505 million in April

In addition, the bourses were active in trading and the market recorded short selling transactions. Ground floor with loft at 63 Xin Cheng Road, Sheung Shui, with a gross floor area of ​​about 2,000 square feet. In September last year, it was changed hands to $ 23.75 million. The market has recently resold to 28.8 million yuan at a price of 14.4 yuan per square foot. Earn 5.05 million yuan off, an increase of 21.3%.

Lee Geun Hing, founder and chief executive of Sheng Hui Fund, said that it had just sold K Shops, G / F, Wah Shin Building, 6-20 Smoke Factory Street, Mong Kok, for a total floor area of ​​about 700 square feet and a street price of 24,000 yuan for 17 million yuan. For personal use. The original owner of the shop bought 13.8 million yuan last August, holding about 5 months, book profit 3.2 million yuan, an increase of 23.2%.

In addition, the ground floor loft at 124 Fuk Wing Street, Sham Shui Po, has a total gross floor area of ​​2,100 square feet and is trading at $ 49,800,000 at a price of $ 24,000 per square foot. The original owner entered the market in 2012 with 42 million yuan, book profit of 7.8 million yuan, an appreciation of 18.6%.