中原地产：十大屋苑周末录得3宗成交 交投显著放缓

Group 1 - Central Plains Real Estate reported a significant drop in transactions, with only 3 deals recorded over the weekend, a 57.1% decrease week-on-week, marking a 16-week low, and the number of estates with zero transactions increased to 8 [1] - The Kowloon district saw all four key estates with no transactions, indicating a cooling in the secondary market [1] - The recent surge in new property sales, particularly in the West Sand area, has attracted market attention, with the sixth round of sales selling out quickly, reflecting strong demand for new properties [1] Group 2 - Midland Realty noted that the secondary market is experiencing a slowdown, with a 33.3% drop in transactions for the top ten blue-chip estates, reaching a 7-week low, and a 15.4% decrease in transactions for the top 15 estates compared to the previous week [1] - The residential market is supported by favorable conditions, including ample bank liquidity and a significant drop in interbank rates, which has eased mortgage burdens and led to an increase in "buying to own" scenarios [1] - Midland Realty's CEO highlighted that the strong performance of the primary market is driven by recent positive factors, with a notable increase in viewing appointments for secondary properties, indicating robust underlying demand [2]