GRAND AUSTIN featured household selling shells sold 120 million

Although the overall second-hand trading was quiet, individual second-hand luxury properties still recorded high prices. According to market news, driven by the effect of the opening of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed railway later this year, the top-level rooftop unit of GRAND AUSTIN, Austin Station, has recently changed hands through the company’s equity transfer, with a transaction price of 120 million yuan, based on a unit of 1840 square meters. Actually, the amount of $65,217 was broken. It is reported that the original owner’s original asking price was 146 million yuan, and after the customer was negotiated, he was willing to reduce the price by 26 million yuan or about 18%, and finally changed his hands by 120 million yuan. It is reported that the new buyer is a mainland customer and bought by buying a shell. The unit can save 30% of the spicy tax, which is related to the buyer’s stamp duty (BSD) and double stamp duty (DSD).

The agent said that the original owner purchased the unit for 73.462 million yuan in August 2014. He has held the goods for nearly 4 years and has a profit of 46.538 million yuan on the book. The property has appreciated 63% during the period.

In terms of low-priced buildings, the single-storey Pan Lifang in Tsuen Wan has an open-plan household view of RMB 22,600. According to market news, the 13-storey low-rise building in Lifang is a 238-square-open open-plan household with a practical area, and has recently changed hands with 5.38 million yuan. For the real price of $22,605, the price of “Yang Uk Road Sambo” hit a new high. Compared with the previous record of another middle-level unit in May this year, it was 1.5% higher than the old record of 22,269 yuan. It is reported that the original owner in 2013 was 2.85 million yuan. Purchased units, holding goods for 5 years, book profit of 2.53 million yuan, an appreciation of 89% during the period.

Le Nian Garden has not raised the price of 8.73 million

In addition, the Sham Shui Po Home Ownership Lok Yuen Estate, which had already recorded the top price transaction, had reported that it had three high-rise C flats in the estate. It was a 802 square 呎 3 tenant with a saleable area and changed hands in the second market with about $8.77 million. In fact, the amount of RMB 10,885 was set at a new high transaction price for non-paid homes in Kowloon. It is reported that the original owner bought the unit for 2.45 million yuan (not replenished land price) in 1995. The current book earned 6.28 million yuan, an appreciation of about 2.6 times.