Public housing prices rose in April, with a record high in a single month

Public housing prices rose in April, with a record high in a single month

According to the information of the Integrated Land Registry of the Midland Real Estate Data and Research Centre, there were 99 registered second-hand public housing estates (including the free market with premium land premium and the second market without land premium). It was about 32% higher than the 75 cases in March, breaking the record high of 89 in January and May of May this year, setting a new monthly high since the record.

Liu Jiahui, chief analyst of Midland Realty, pointed out that with the record number of registrations, the amount of second-hand public housing registrations also reached a record monthly high. According to the data, the registered amount of second-hand public housing in April involved about 283 million yuan, about 30.4% higher than that of about 217 million yuan in March, and broke the high of about 240 million yuan in January this year, becoming the month with the highest monthly amount.

Sham Shui Po Lei Cheng Uk Estate ranks first in registration

In terms of the amount, the monthly increase of more than 3 million to 4 million cases was the most significant. According to the information, there were 32 registered cases of second-hand public housing in the period of more than $3 million to $4 million in April, up by about 88.2% month-on-month. The case of $3 million or less was also up by 31.9% to 62 cases on a monthly basis. The number of cases per 10,000 yuan was significantly reduced. In April, only 5 cases were recorded, a significant decrease of about 54.5% on a monthly basis.

In the case of public housing estates, the public housing estates with the largest number of second-hand registered flats in April were Li Chung Estate, Sham Shui Po, which was ranked first with 9 registrations, up 2 times on a monthly basis; followed by 7 cases of Sha Tin Kwong. The source village increased by about 6 times on a monthly basis. The village of Lam Tin Tak Tin Estate ranked third with 6 cases and also rose about 5 times on a monthly basis. The following are the registrations of the five villages, including Fung Tak Estate and Tung Tau Estate, Tung Tau Estate, Tung Yi Estate, Tung Yi Estate, Tung Yip Estate, Tsim Sha Tsui Estate 1.5 times higher, Chang’an Village increased by 66.7%. Caixia Village broke the “zero registration” in March, of which only Lidong Village decreased by 16.7%.