Group 1 - Central Plains Real Estate reported 7 transactions in Hong Kong's top ten estates over the weekend, a decrease of 1 transaction or 12.5% week-on-week, all occurring on Saturday due to typhoon impacts on Sunday [1] - The Vice Chairman and President of Residential Department at Central Plains Real Estate, Chen Yongjie, noted that the absence of new launches led to a return of buying power in the secondary market, with a stable and positive development in transactions [1] - Midland Realty reported that the third weekend of July saw 7 transactions in the top ten blue-chip estates, a drop of approximately 30% from the previous weekend, marking a new low in 15 weekends [1] Group 2 - In the distribution of transaction volumes among the top ten indicator estates, the Hong Kong Island area recorded only 2 transactions, a 50% decrease week-on-week, while the Kowloon area maintained 3 transactions [2] - The New Territories area saw 2 transactions, reflecting a decrease of 33.3% week-on-week [2] - Despite the weekend's lower transaction volume, the ongoing low-interest environment and the advantage of supply exceeding rental demand are expected to attract buyers and long-term investors, with projections of 2,300 first-hand transactions and 4,200 secondary market transactions for the month [1]
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