Core Insights - The overall property transaction registrations in Hong Kong have remained high, with fluctuations influenced by market sentiment regarding policies and interest rates, as well as weather conditions and holiday periods [1][2] - In September 2025, there were 6,883 property transaction registrations, a 6% increase from August's 6,488, marking a stabilization after two months of decline [1] - The total value of property registrations in September rose by 13% to HKD 54.517 billion, the highest in three months [1] Residential Market - The primary residential market showed strong performance in September, with transaction registrations nearing 2,000, marking the third highest month of the year [1] - The number of primary residential transactions increased by 15% to 1,987, while the total value surged by 25% to HKD 22.330 billion, the second highest of the year [1] - The top three new developments for primary residential registrations in September were Kai Bo Fung II (370 transactions), BLUE COAST II (116 transactions), and Shang Yan Phase 3 (93 transactions) [1] Secondary Residential Market - The secondary residential market rebounded in September, with transaction registrations increasing by 6% to 3,305, maintaining a level above 3,000 for six consecutive months [2] - The total value of secondary residential transactions rose by 12% to HKD 25.010 billion, indicating a positive trend in the market [2] Non-Residential Market - The non-residential market underperformed, with a slight decline in overall transaction registrations, primarily due to a nearly 10% drop in parking space transactions [2] - The total registrations for commercial properties and others fell by 2% to 785, while the total transaction value plummeted by 22% to HKD 3.916 billion [2] - Despite the overall decline, industrial and commercial buildings saw significant increases of nearly 30% and nearly 40%, respectively, but the numbers were insufficient to offset the overall downturn [2] Market Outlook - The market sentiment remains positive, but there are expectations of a slowdown in October due to the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, which may hinder transaction progress [2] - Recent data indicates a contraction in secondary market transactions in late September, leading to predictions of a potential decline in overall property transaction registrations in October, possibly testing the 6,240 level, which would be the lowest in nearly eight months [2]