Maison Lux: Hong Kong property prices hit bottom and rebound, with 3358 transactions in 35 large estates throughout the year, representing a year-on-year increase of about 7.4%.

Mei Lian Property stated in a post that looking back at the real estate market in 2025, it was a year of housing prices hitting bottom and rebounding due to multiple favorable factors. Residential transactions significantly increased, with transactions in 35 housing estates rising by over 7% in the past year. Mei Lian Property analyst Chan Chung-him pointed out that according to data from Mei Lian branches, a total of 3,358 transactions were recorded in the past year (from December 30, 2024 to December 28, 2025) in 35 large housing estates in Hong Kong, a year-on-year increase of about 7.4% compared to the previous year (from January 1, 2024 to December 29, 2024), indicating a favorable trend in the real estate market this year. As we enter the end of the year, the strong momentum continues, with the second-hand transaction volume remaining relatively stable even though many citizens were traveling during the Christmas holiday. Data shows that in the past week (from December 22 to December 28), there were a total of 71 transactions in the 35 housing estates, a slight decrease of 2 transactions from the previous week's 73 transactions, but still maintaining a high level of over 70 transactions, which is more than 9% higher than the average of around 65 transactions per week this year. Compared to the same period last year (from December 23 to December 29, 2024) when there were only 36 transactions, there was a significant increase of about 97% year-on-year. It is evident that despite the holiday season, the atmosphere in the second-hand property market has significantly improved this year, with a noticeable increase in market participation compared to last year. Looking back at the last week of the year in terms of weekly performance in the 35 housing estates, if divided into three regions, the number of transactions in the New Territories increased weekly, with 24 transactions recorded in 17 housing estates last week, an increase of about 9.1% from the previous week. Among them, Newport City and Regalia Bay both saw an increase of 2 transactions, while Park Central, Le Cachet, City One Shatin, and Discovery Bay each recorded 1 transaction. Despite Regency Garden and Greenview Villa each decreasing by 2 transactions, New Tuen Mun Centre and New Yuen Long Centre each decreasing by 1 transaction, the transaction volume in the New Territories increased last week. In Kowloon, 28 transactions were recorded in 10 housing estates last week, a decrease of about 6.7% from the previous week. While Chelsea Court and Techful Garden each decreased by 4 transactions, The Harbourside decreased by 2 transactions. Despite Leyton Cove and The Latitude each increasing by 4 transactions and 3 transactions, respectively, and Noble Park adding 1 transaction, the transaction volume in Kowloon fell last week. Transaction volume in Hong Kong Island also declined last week, with 19 transactions recorded in 8 housing estates, a decrease of about 9.5% from the previous week. The Bel-Air, City Garden, and Nam Fung Sun Chuen each decreased by 3 transactions, while Lee Garden and City Garden decreased by 2 transactions and 1 transaction, respectively. Even with Taikoo Shing and Hong Kong Park adding 6 transactions and 4 transactions respectively, transaction volume in Hong Kong Island still declined.