Group 1 - The total number of property sale registrations in Hong Kong for July 2025 reached 7,212, marking a year-on-year increase of 37.1% [1] - Residential property sales accounted for 5,766 of the registrations, which is a decrease of 3.2% compared to June but an increase of 54.9% year-on-year [1] - The total value of property sales in July was 54.6 billion HKD, a decrease of 17.8% from June but an increase of 28% compared to the same month last year [1] Group 2 - The overall atmosphere in Hong Kong's property market remains positive, with high levels of registration sustained over several months [1] - The decline in first-hand private residential sales registrations in July is attributed to the pace of new project launches, yet it remains the third highest level for the year [1] - The low interest rates have boosted buyer confidence, contributing to a favorable trading environment in the secondary market, with non-residential property sales registrations also increasing by nearly 20% compared to June [1]

Core Insights - The overall property registration volume in Hong Kong for July reached 7,199 cases, a slight decrease of approximately 1% from June's 7,221 cases, indicating a stable market above the 7,000 mark for two consecutive months, a situation last seen from April to May of the previous year [1] Group 1: Market Activity - The recent property transaction activity is considered quite active, reflecting a positive market sentiment following the easing of bank interest rates and a reduction in trade tensions [1] - The registration cases in July primarily reflect the market conditions of June due to the time required for signing and submitting sale agreements to the land registry [1] Group 2: Residential Property Performance - In the residential sector, excluding public housing, the registration volume for new private homes and second-hand residential properties totaled 6,104 cases in July, a decrease of about 2.7% from June's 6,273 cases, yet still marking the second-highest level in eight months [1] Group 3: Non-Residential Property Performance - The registration volume for non-residential properties, including commercial shops, parking spaces, and others, reached 1,000 cases in July, an increase of approximately 16.4% from June's 859 cases, marking a 23-month high and the first time surpassing 1,000 cases since August 2023 [1]

Group 1 - In July 2025, the number of existing property mortgages in Hong Kong decreased to 5,702, down 1,070 (15.8%) from June, while the number of new property mortgages increased to 804, up 240 (42.6%) from June, marking a 13-month high [1] - Compared to the same month last year, existing property mortgages decreased by 239 (4%) from 5,941 in July 2024, while new property mortgages increased by 246 (44.1%) from 558 in July 2024 [1] - For the first seven months of 2025, existing property mortgages totaled 34,587, an increase of 4,116 (13.5%) from 30,471 in the same period last year, while new property mortgages reached 3,993, up 1,782 (80.6%) from 2,211 in the previous year, marking a five-year high for the first seven months [1] Group 2 - In terms of market share for existing property mortgages, Bank of China Hong Kong leads with 29.1%, followed by HSBC at 21.3%, Hang Seng Bank at 12.6%, Standard Chartered at 6%, and Bank of East Asia at 4.9% [2] - For new property mortgages, HSBC regained the top position with a market share of 27%, while Bank of China Hong Kong fell to second with 26.4%, followed by Hang Seng Bank at 16.5%, Standard Chartered at 6.3%, and Bank of East Asia at 5.7% [2] - The market share of the four major banks for existing property mortgages dropped from 74.9% in the previous month to 69% in July 2025, indicating a potential shift in the competitive landscape as banks become more positive about mortgage business [2]

智通财经APP获悉，美联集团行政总裁（住宅）马泰阳指出，美联储一如市场预期维持息率不变，香港 大型银行亦维持最优惠利率不变，整体息口走势未见太大变化。虽然如此，自5月以来1个月香港银行同 业拆息大幅回落，令到H按拆息显著下跌，以今日拆息1.03%计算，H按息率为2.33%（以H+1.3%计 算），即较H按封顶位3.5%变相减息超过1%，不单减轻业主供楼负担，而且租金持续上升带动"租转 买"及长线投资需求；再者，港股向好，恒指年内迄今升逾2成，以及潜在私宅供应高位回落等利好消息 支持下，推动香港楼市呈"价稳量升"的格局。 在众多利好因素支持下，香港楼价已迎来突破，根据"美联楼价指数"显示，最新7月28日报128.19点， 本年迄今录0.05%的轻微升幅，年内走势终于由跌转升。交投方面，7月新盘市场持续畅旺，料7月一手 成交量超越2000宗，比起6月全月约1500宗高出逾3成。 马泰阳预期，展望8月份，在股市造好及拆息低企持续的支持下，加上8月有多个新盘将接连登场，以及 发展商加快销售货尾，预期一手市场交投旺势持续，8月一手成交量有望维持逾2000宗水平，即连续2个 月超过2000宗，将是自2019年5月后的首次 ...

Core Viewpoint - The chairman of Hang Lung Properties suggests that the Hong Kong real estate market may not have reached its bottom yet [1] Group 1 - The chairman expresses concerns about the current state of the Hong Kong property market, indicating potential further declines [1] - There is an implication that investors should remain cautious as the market dynamics continue to evolve [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Hong Kong's economy has shown strong growth in the first half of the year, which supports the real estate market and boosts consumer confidence in property investment [1] - The employment market remains stable, further enhancing the confidence of citizens to enter the property market [1] - Low interest rates are driving idle funds into the real estate sector, while a booming stock market and the resulting wealth effect are also increasing property demand [1] Group 2 - Hong Kong property prices have successfully emerged from a downward trend over the past few years and are now in a phase of steady recovery [1] - There is a general expectation that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates within the year, which would alleviate upward pressure on Hong Kong's interbank lending rates and provide additional momentum for the real estate market [1] - With the continuous release of favorable factors, the foundation for stabilizing Hong Kong property prices is becoming more solid, and property prices are expected to rise by 5% for the year [1]

Core Insights - The latest Central Region Index (CRI) for May shows a rental yield of 3.54%, marking a month-on-month increase of 0.06 percentage points, the highest level since December 2011 [1] - The Hong Kong property market is experiencing a recovery, with increased buyer interest, although second-hand property prices remain constrained due to low promotional prices for new developments [1] - The rental market is active, entering a seasonal peak, which is driving rental yields above the 3.5% level [1] Rental Yield Trends - The CRI_Mass rental yield for May is reported at 3.70%, up 0.07 percentage points month-on-month, while the CRI for small units is at 3.66%, also up 0.07 percentage points [2] - The CRI for large units stands at 2.89%, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 0.02 percentage points, returning to levels seen in February 2012 [2] - In Kowloon, the CRI_Mass yield is 3.73%, up 0.13 percentage points, the second highest since November 2011 [2] Regional Performance - The rental yield in Hong Kong Island for CRI_Mass is 3.67%, up 0.11 percentage points, reaching a 14-year high since November 2010 [2] - New Territories West CRI_Mass yield remains stable at 3.73%, while New Territories East shows a slight decline to 3.63%, down 0.02 percentage points [2] - Among 143 surveyed estates, 133 have rental yields exceeding the H mortgage rate of 2.77%, indicating over 90% of estates are yielding more than rental costs [2] Notable Estates - Estates with rental yields above 4% include: 嘉辉花园 (5.41%), 得宝花园 (5.04%), 南丰新村 (4.96%), 美景花园 (4.57%), and 华景山庄 (4.57%) [2] - Other notable estates include 杏花村 (3.76%), 太古城 (3.51%), and 美孚新村 (4.37%) [3]

Group 1 - The Central Valuation Index (CVI) for major banks has risen to 65.38 points, marking a significant increase of 5.59 points from last week's 59.79 points, reaching the highest level since May 2024 when banks tightened mortgage lending [1] - The CVI has increased for eight consecutive weeks, totaling a rise of 29.19 points, surpassing three critical thresholds: the lower limit of the 40-point boundary, the 50-point boundary, and the upper limit of the 60-point boundary [1] - The local interbank interest rates in Hong Kong have significantly decreased since May, alleviating banks' funding pressure, leading to a more optimistic mortgage lending attitude among banks [1] Group 2 - Following the government's withdrawal of cooling measures in February last year, the transaction volume in Hong Kong's property market rebounded, with the CVI recovering from low levels [2] - The CVI had previously dropped into the 40 to 60-point range, indicating a lack of upward momentum in property prices, which faced downward pressure [2] - The recent interest rate cuts and the government's policy report in October have contributed to a steady increase in the CVI, which has now surpassed the 40 and 50-point thresholds, coinciding with a stabilization in property prices [2] Group 3 - The global economic and political environment has faced new challenges due to factors such as the trade war and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, impacting the CVI [3] - The CVI had fluctuated around the 50-point boundary for 13 weeks before sharply dropping to around 40 points, reflecting a bearish sentiment in the market [3] - The latest data shows that the CCL (Centaline Property Index) has increased by 1.24% following the relaxation of stamp duty, while property prices in Hong Kong have cumulatively declined by 0.78% in the first half of the year [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint indicates that the Hong Kong property market is experiencing a surge in transactions, with a notable increase in both primary and secondary market activities due to low mortgage rates and increased buyer confidence [1][2] - Central Plains Real Estate reported a total of 15 transactions in the top ten estates over the weekend, marking a 25% week-on-week increase and reaching a four-week high [1] - The most transactions were recorded in Shatin's First City with 3 deals, followed by other estates like 康怡花园 (Kang Yi Garden), 新都城 (New Town), and 嘉湖山庄 (Jiahua Mountain Villa) with 2 deals each [1] Group 2 - The secondary market is seeing strong demand for bargain properties, as buyers are shifting their focus from the primary market due to a lack of large new launches [1][2] - Midland Realty's statistics show that the first weekend of July recorded approximately 16 transactions in the top ten blue-chip estates, a 23.1% increase from the previous weekend, continuing a trend of rising transactions over three consecutive weekends [1] - The expectation for the primary market is to achieve around 2,000 transactions this month, indicating a significant month-on-month increase, while the secondary market is also anticipated to perform well due to the positive market sentiment [2]

Group 1 - The Hong Kong property market is experiencing a positive atmosphere, leading to an increase in secondary market transactions, with the Central City Leading Index (CCL) rising for three consecutive weeks by 0.73% [1] - The latest CCL is reported at 136.56 points, with a week-on-week increase of 0.32%, indicating signs of price stabilization after a period of decline [1] - The CCL remains at an 8.5-year low, with a cumulative decline of 0.78% expected in Hong Kong property prices by the first half of 2025 [1] Group 2 - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has intervened in the market four times since June, purchasing a total of HKD 590.72 billion, which may influence local secondary property prices [2] - The CCL Mass index is reported at 137.89 points, with a week-on-week increase of 0.30%, while the CCL for small units is at 136.52 points, up 0.29% [2] - Both CCL Mass and CCL for small units have risen for five consecutive weeks, with cumulative increases of 1.24% and 1.16% respectively [2] Group 3 - The property prices in four districts have shown fluctuations, with the Kowloon CCL Mass rising to 136.15 points, marking the largest increase in 16 weeks at 1.47% [3] - New Territories West CCL Mass increased to 126.83 points, with a week-on-week rise of 1.14%, the largest in 18 weeks [3] - The indices for Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, New Territories West, and New Territories East are at levels comparable to those in mid-2016 to early 2017 [3]