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.

19:42 15/01/2026

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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