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Hong Kong Property Transaction Analysis Report August-2005 Vol. 91 Hong Kong Property Transaction Analysis Report Report Date: 2005/9/28 Page Top 10 Mortgage Bank July 2 Domestic and Non-domestic Transaction Analysis 3 1'st and 2'nd Hand Residential Transaction Analysis 4 - Private Sector 4 - Home Ownership Scheme 4 Top 10 Private Estate Transaction Analysis 5 Top 10 H.O.S. Estate Transaction Analysis 6 Top 10 Transaction 7 - Office Transaction 7 - Shop Transaction 7 - Residential Transaction 8 - Industrial Transaction 8-9 This report was conducted by Land Search Online Limited. www.landsearch.com.hk Unit 1513-16, 15/F, Grand City Plaza No. 1 Sai Lau Kok Road, Tsuen Wan Hong Kong Tel: 24298333 Fax: 24233008 [email protected] * All information provided by this report is for reference only and shall not be deemed to be any advice given to the subscribers. Land Search Online Limited shall not be responsible for any legal consequence arising therefrom. * Source of transaction is based on the registration data from the daily diskette by the Land Registry of HKSAR and Land Search Online database. P.1/9 Hong Kong Property Transaction Analysis Report ▼ Top 10 Mortgage Bank Market Sharing Bank July Market Sharing % - Counting include new mortgage loan and BANK OF CHINA (HK) LIMITED 19.7% refinancing mortgage loan. THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LIMITE 10.0% HANG SENG BANK LIMITED 9.6% STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 8.4% THE BANK OF EAST ASIA LIMITED 6.6% BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS 5.2% WING LUNG BANK LIMITED 3.7% DAH SING BANK LIMITED 2.5% GE CAPITAL (HONG KONG) LIMITED 2.2% Others 32.1% Total 100.0% Top 10 Mortgage Bank DAH SING BANK LIMITED GE CAPITAL 2.5% WING LUNG BANK (HONG KONG) LIMITED LIMITED 3.7% 2.2% BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS 5.2% Others 32.1% THE BANK OF EAST ASIA LIMITED 6.6% STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 8.4% HANG SENG BANK LIMITED 9.6% BANK OF CHINA THE HONGKONG (HK) LIMITED AND SHANGHAI 19.7% BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED 10.0% BANK OF CHINA (HK) LIMITED THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED HANG SENG BANK LIMITED STANDARD CHARTERED BANK THE BANK OF EAST ASIA LIMITED BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS WING LUNG BANK LIMITED DAH SING BANK LIMITED GE CAPITAL (HONG KONG) LIMITED Others * All information provided by this report is for reference only and shall not be deemed to be any advice given to the subscribers. Land Search Online Limited shall not be responsible for any legal consequence arising therefrom. * Source of transaction is based on the registration data from the daily diskette by the Land Registry of HKSAR and Land Search Online database. P.2/9 Hong Kong Property Transaction Analysis Report ▼ Domestic and Non-domestic Transaction Analysis No. of Transaction - Number of registration of Hong Kong No. of Transaction Total Price Average Price the Agreements for Sale & District fr. 01/Aug-15/Aug (%)($M) (%) ($M) Purchase from the "Memorial Day Book" by Non-domestic 23320.9%$1,424 23.2% $6.11 the Land Registry of Domestic 88379.1% $4,723 76.8% $5.35 HKSAR. Total 1,116 100.0% $6,147 100.0% Kowloon District Non-domestic 35325.8% $1,882 27.1% $5.33 Domestic 1,01474.2% $5,055 72.9% $4.99 Total 1,367 100.0% $6,937 100.0% New Territories District Non-domestic 35720.4% $802 22.1% $2.25 Domestic 1,38979.6% $2,835 77.9% $2.04 Total 1,746 100.0% $3,637 100.0% All District Non-domestic 94322.3% $4,108 24.6% $4.36 Domestic 3,28677.7% $12,613 75.4% $3.84 Total 4,229 100.0% $16,721 100.0% Non-domestic Transaction Domestic Transaction New New Territories Territories 42.3% 37.9% Hong Kong 24.7% Hong Kong Kowloon 26.9% 37.4% Kowloon 30.9% Hong Kong Kowloon New Territories Hong Kong Kowloon New Territories * All information provided by this report is for reference only and shall not be deemed to be any advice given to the subscribers. Land Search Online Limited shall not be responsible for any legal consequence arising therefrom. * Source of transaction is based on the registration data from the daily diskette by the Land Registry of HKSAR and Land Search Online database. P.3/9 Hong Kong Property Transaction Analysis Report ▼ 1'st and 2'nd Hand Transaction Analysis No. of Transaction Private Sector - Number of registration of the Agreements for Sale & 1'st Hand No. of Transaction Total Price Total Trans. since Purchase from the Transaction fr. 01/Aug-15/Aug ($M) last 9 months "Memorial Day Book" by Hong Kong 127 $867.8 4401 the Land Registry of HKSAR. Kowloon 289 $2,723.0 10266 New Territories 369 $915.5 15171 Total 785 $4,506.3 29838 1'st Hand Transaction - Number of registration of the Agreements for Sale & Purchase from the 2'nd Hand No. of Transaction Total Price Total Trans. since "Memorial Day Book" by Transaction fr. 01/Aug-15/Aug ($M) last 9 months the Land Registry of HKSAR in which the Hong Kong 805 $3,918.3 17257 properties are directly sold Kowloon 787 $2,653.0 18499 by the developers. New Territories 1104 $2,325.4 25950 Total 2696 $8,896.6 61706 HOS Secondary Market -Number of registration of the Agreements for Sale & Purchase of "Home Home Ownership Scheme Ownership Scheme" properties from the No. of Transaction Total Price Total Trans. since "Memorial Day Book" by Secondary Market fr. 01/Aug-15/Aug ($M) last 9 months the Land Registry of HKSAR in which no Hong Kong 33 $46.0 477 premium settlement record Kowloon 40 $55.4 861 was found in the Land Search Online database . New Territories 148 $162.6 2696 Total 221 $264.0 4034 No. of Transaction Total Price Total Trans. since HOS Open Market Open Market fr. 01/Aug-15/Aug ($M) last 9 months - Number of registration of Hong Kong 3 $6.1 182 the Agreements for Sale & Purchase of "Home Kowloon 33 $40.7 613 Ownership Scheme" New Territories 54 $70.2 1567 properties from the "Memorial Day Book" by Total 90 $117.0 2362 the Land Registry of HKSAR in which the premium settlement record was found in the Land Search Online database. * All information provided by this report is for reference only and shall not be deemed to be any advice given to the subscribers. Land Search Online Limited shall not be responsible for any legal consequence arising therefrom. * Source of transaction is based on the registration data from the daily diskette by the Land Registry of HKSAR and Land Search Online database. P.4/9 Hong Kong Property Transaction Analysis Report ▼ Top 10 Private Estate Transaction Analysis No. of Total Price Average Most popular Unit Total Trans. since No. of Transaction Hong Kong 01/Aug-15/Aug Trans. ($M) Price ($M) Gross Area / No of Trans. last 9 months - Number of registration of THE LEGEND 33$984.0 $29.8 1918 9 0 the Agreements for Sale & Purchase from the TAIKOO SHING 29$122.3 $4.2 675 5 816 "Memorial Day Book" by DISCOVERY BAY 19$65.1 $3.4 713 2 707 the Land Registry of HKSAR covering the 1st SOUTH HORIZONS 14$44.1 $3.2 745 4 578 and 2nd hand transaction. KORNHILL 13$43.2 $3.3 752 3 370 HENG FA CHUEN 12$36.3 $3.0 732 2 322 BEL-AIR ON THE PEAK 11$142.8 $13.0 1690 2 592 ABERDEEN CTR 10$16.3 $1.6 546 3 116 LEI KING WAN 9$25.3 $2.8 616 2 153 THE BELCHERS 8$74.3 $9.3 1409 2 225 Total: 158$1,553.7 3879 No. of Total Price Average Most popular Unit Total Trans. since Kowloon 01/Aug-15/Aug Trans. ($M) Price ($M) Gross Area / No of Trans. last 9 months MOUNT BEACON 105$2,079.1 $19.8 1133 34 0 MEI FOO SUN CHUEN 32$86.5 $2.7 680 6 1195 WHAMPOA GDN 23$74.5 $3.2 750 3 565 METRO HARBOUR VIEW 22$49.2 $2.2 499 14 719 THE PACIFICA 22$76.9 $3.5 656 3 680 LAGUNA VERDE 17$116.5 $6.9 1472 3 448 AMOY GDN 16$20.5 $1.3 462 7 361 SCENEWAY GDN 16$50.6 $3.2 783 5 239 LIBERTE 15$42.2 $2.8 689 3 221 SKY TWR 13$35.5 $2.7 639 4 554 Total: 281$2,631.5 4982 No. of Total Price Average Most popular Unit Total Trans. since New Territories 01/Aug-15/Aug Trans. ($M) Price ($M) Gross Area / No of Trans. last 9 months CITY ONE SHATIN 44$69.8 $1.6 395 24 944 CARIBBEAN COAST 25$84.4 $3.4 1220 3 1045 KINGSWOOD VILLAS 24$35.0 $1.5 586 5 1215 PARK ISLAND 23$56.4 $2.5 449 2 670 PARK CENTRAL 21$54.4 $2.6 617 9 619 METRO CITY 17$33.4 $2.0 515 5 404 FAIRVIEW PARK 14$48.6 $3.5 850 8 418 OCEAN SHORES 14$41.1 $2.9 689 2 459 GOLDEN LION GDN 13$11.7 $0.9 452 2 196 SHATIN CTR 13$15.9 $1.2 357 3 178 Total: 208$450.7 6148 * All information provided by this report is for reference only and shall not be deemed to be any advice given to the subscribers. Land Search Online Limited shall not be responsible for any legal consequence arising therefrom.
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