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会德丰地产:预计上半年香港楼价平稳 下半年若降息将支持楼价上升

K. Wah International Holdings: It is expected that Hong Kong property prices will remain stable in the first half of the year, and if interest rates are lowered in the second half, it will support an increase in property prices.

Zhitong Finance ·  Jan 3 03:01

Huang Guangyao stated that the Hong Kong property market is expected to remain dominated by new units this year, thus property prices will stay stable in the first half of the year. When the situation of developers clearing inventory is relatively ideal, prices are expected to increase. Additionally, it is estimated that there will still be opportunities for interest rate cuts in the second half of the year, all of these factors support the rise in property prices.

According to the Zhithong Finance APP, Huang Guangyao, Vice Chairman and Executive Director of Wheelock Properties, stated that Hong Kong's property market is expected to remain primarily in the first-hand segment this year, hence property prices will remain stable in the first half of the year. Once developers' inventory conditions become more ideal, selling prices are expected to increase. Additionally, as there are anticipated interest rate cuts in Hong Kong in the second half of this year, these factors support the rise in property prices.

Huang Guangyao expects that the group will launch 4-5 projects this year, involving more than 2,400 units. The group sold a total of 1,881 units last year and believes this year’s sales will be close to or even exceed last year's figures.

He stated that "GRAND SEASONS" will open its show units and sales office tomorrow, with prices expected to be announced as early as next Monday. The entire project consists of 650 units, with at least 130 units including 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom apartments being released in the first batch. The initial pricing for "GRAND SEASONS" will refer to "PARK SEASONS," and it is expected to increase by 5%, all sold based on a price list.

Reports suggest that MTR CORPORATION may consider selling its mall interests to raise funds for developing new railroads. When asked if Wheelock Properties is interested in purchasing, Huang Guangyao did not respond directly, only stating that MTR has its own arrangements.

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