MegaUnion's "Rent Trend Chart" shows that in November, the rent per square foot rose by 0.15% from the previous month, with a cumulative increase of 2.92% in the first 11 months.

20:10 12/12/2025

According to the rental trend chart of the American Union, the average rent per square foot of private residential properties in November is about 38.77 Hong Kong dollars, an increase of about 0.15% compared to the previous month, just a step away from the historical high set in September this year.

According to the rental trend chart of the United States in November, the average rent per square foot of private residential properties was about 38.77 Hong Kong dollars, an increase of about 0.15% from the previous month, just a step away from the historical high set in September of this year. Centaline Property analyst Alex Shing Cheung-yin believes that the total rent has increased by about 2.92% in the first 11 months of this year. Looking at the analysis of the rent per square foot in the top ten estates in November, the changes were mixed with 4 estates showing an increase, 4 showing a decrease, and the remaining 2 remaining unchanged. When calculating the rent per square foot for the first 11 months of this year, 7 of the top ten estates have seen an increase, indicating that the rental trend for the year is mainly on the rise.

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