香港置业：第四季香港二手居屋表现亮眼录1530宗注册 环比增加约20.2%

Core Viewpoint - The registration volume of second-hand subsidized housing in Hong Kong has outperformed the market, reaching a six-quarter high with 1,530 registrations in Q4, an increase of approximately 20.2% compared to Q3 [1][4]. Group 1: Registration Volume Performance - In Q4 (ending December 23), the registration volume of second-hand subsidized housing was 1,530, up from 1,273 in Q3, marking a 20.2% increase [1][4]. - The registration volume for second-hand subsidized housing increased significantly from October to December, with registrations rising from 367 in October to 526 in November, and further to 637 in the first 23 days of December [3]. - The total registration volume for second-hand residential properties (including private and public housing) in Q4 was 12,083, a modest increase of about 1.8% from 11,866 in Q3 [3]. Group 2: Registration by Price Segment - In Q4, the registration volume for second-hand subsidized housing priced at or below HKD 4 million was 902, an increase of 15.6% from 780 in Q3 [4]. - For properties priced between HKD 4 million and 5 million, the registration volume reached 430, reflecting a significant increase of 36.5% from 315 in Q3 [4]. - The registration volume for properties priced above HKD 5 million was 198, which is an 11.2% increase from 178 in Q3 [4]. Group 3: Top Housing Estates by Registration - In terms of registration volume by housing estate in Q4, the top three estates showed mixed performance: - Kowloon Bay's Regal Garden had 36 registrations, down 5.3% from 38 in Q3 [6]. - Tin Shui Wai's Tin Song Court ranked second with 34 registrations, a notable increase of 47.8% from 23 in Q3 [6]. - Tin Shing Court also made the top three with 30 registrations, marking a significant increase of 76.5% from 17 in Q3 [6].