Group 1 - The overall property market in Hong Kong has seen a rebound in transactions due to the cessation of tariff disputes and a decrease in interest rates, with a temporary pause expected before further upward movement [1][3] - In June 2025, there were 7,275 property transactions recorded, a 13% increase from May's 6,466 transactions, marking a seven-month high [1] - The total value of property transactions in June reached HKD 65.595 billion, a 29% month-on-month increase, the highest since May 2024 [1] Group 2 - The primary residential market showed significant growth, with first-hand private residential transactions rising 31% in June to 2,099, the highest in nearly three months [2] - The total value of first-hand private residential transactions surged 139% to HKD 34.830 billion, driven by substantial internal transfers in specific developments [2] - The top three new developments in terms of transaction volume were SIERRA SEA 1B (721 transactions), Kai Wo Shan (125 transactions), and UNI RESIDENCE (80 transactions) [2] Group 3 - The secondary residential market also benefited from favorable conditions, with transactions increasing 11% to 3,429 in June, maintaining above 3,000 for three consecutive months [2] - The total value of secondary residential transactions rose 3% to HKD 23.594 billion, indicating a simultaneous increase in both volume and value [2] - The non-residential market saw an overall increase in transactions, with commercial properties performing well despite a slight decline in parking space transactions [3] Group 4 - The overall commercial property transactions increased by 8% in June, totaling 836, although the total transaction value decreased by 59% to HKD 4.019 billion due to high previous month comparisons [3] - The market is expected to experience a slight decline in transaction numbers in July, potentially dropping to around 6,710, but there remains potential for future growth [3]