Group 1 - The core viewpoint indicates a significant decline in property transactions in Hong Kong, with Central Plains Real Estate reporting a 69.2% drop in weekend transactions, marking a new low for the past 12 weekends [1] - The impact of weather conditions, particularly a typhoon, has affected property viewing activities, contributing to the decrease in second-hand property transactions [1] - Despite the decline in second-hand transactions, the first-hand market remains strong, with developers continuing to offer discounts to attract buyers, leading to a shift in buyer interest from second-hand to first-hand properties [1] Group 2 - According to Midland Realty, the top 10 indicator estates recorded 7 transactions over the weekend, a 58.8% decrease from the previous weekend's 17 transactions, returning to levels seen two weeks prior [1] - The overall market still shows some resilience, as the 15 major estates recorded 13 transactions, maintaining double-digit figures for two consecutive weeks [1] - The demand for new properties remains robust, with several new launches in August performing well, indicating strong home-buying interest [1][2] Group 3 - In terms of specific areas, the Island District saw 3 transactions from 3 indicator estates, a 40% week-on-week decline; the Kowloon District recorded 2 transactions from 4 estates, a 75% drop; while the New Territories also saw 2 transactions from 3 estates, down approximately 50% [2]
中原地产：十大屋苑周末录4宗成交 多因素影响二手交投遇冷
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