Hong Kong Land Registry: Hong Kong's land premium revenue in the fourth quarter of 2025 exceeds HKD 3.5 billion, reaching a new high in nearly nine quarters.
The Hong Kong Land Registry announced that the supplementary land premium income from land exchange transactions in the third quarter of the current fiscal year (2025/26 fiscal year) was approximately HK$3.571 billion, reaching a new high in nearly 9 quarters.
The Hong Kong Land Registry announced that in the third quarter of the current fiscal year (2025/26 fiscal year), the supplementary land premium income from land exchange transactions amounted to approximately HK$3.571 billion, setting a new high in nearly 9 quarters.
The Hong Kong Land Registry stated that in the previous quarter, there were a total of 12 contract revisions and 2 land exchange cases registered, with 2 of them being technical contract revisions not involving supplementary land premium amounts. Out of the 14 land transactions, 3 were on Hong Kong Island, 6 were in Kowloon, and 5 were in the New Territories. In the quarter, one plot of land was disposed of through private agreement, located in Kwun Tong and designated for use as a power support station.
There were no new plots of land registered for disposal in the quarter.
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