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Zhongzhong Research Institute: It is expected that the demand for shop leasing may be released in 2025, but short-term rents may continue to be under pressure.
Looking ahead to 2025, the office market may continue the weak state of 2024, remaining in a bottom consolidation period, with demand moderately recovering to some extent, but short-term rents may continue to face pressure.
Shenzhen Investment Logs 9 Billion Yuan in Q4 Contracted Sales
SHENZHEN INVEST (00604.HK) had a contract sales amount of approximately 9.036 billion yuan in the fourth quarter.
Gelonghui January 23丨SHENZHEN INVEST (00604.HK) announced its major Business developments for the fourth quarter of 2024 and recently. The Real Estate sales Business reported an unaudited contract sales amount of approximately 9.036 billion yuan in the fourth quarter of 2024, with a contract sales area of about 289,311 square meters. The group grasped the warming trend of the Shenzhen Real Estate market in the fourth quarter and accurately implemented its marketing strategy, achieving hot sales in several projects: Longhua District's Shenye Shangcheng school sold out upon opening, with a contract of 2.55 billion yuan; Longhua District's Yiyuefu signed contracts worth 1.53 billion yuan; and Longgang District's Tairuifu signed contracts worth 0.81 billion yuan.
Express News | Shenzhen Investment - Unaudited Contracted Sales for Q4 RMB9.036 Bln
The three major Hong Kong stock indices are steadily rising, with Real Estate stocks leading the performance due to bullish factors.
① What factors contributed to today's performance of the Hong Kong stock market? ② Why are Consumer Electronics-related stocks continuously favored by the market?
According to the index research, the cumulative decline in the prices of second-hand houses nationwide in the fourth quarter of 2024 is narrowing, and the prices in first-tier cities have shown significant stabilization.
According to data monitoring by the Middle Finger Research Institute, in the fourth quarter of 2024, the cumulative decline in second-hand housing prices across all tiers of cities has narrowed, with a significant stabilization in prices in first-tier cities.