Summarize in english this content to 100 words The new housing market continues to grab attention, which has an impact on the transaction volume of second-hand housing. However, the cancellation of the purchase restriction policy has boosted the demand for property in all aspects. Potential buyers are still actively looking for their favorite properties in the second-hand housing market. The transaction volume of 35 housing estates rebounded slightly last week. According to data from the Midland Branch, a total of 68 transactions were recorded in 35 large housing estates in Hong Kong in the past week, an increase of nearly 20% on a weekly basis, halting the four-week decline trend, and more than 20% higher than last year's average of approximately 54 transactions per week. In half. If we divide these 35 housing estates according to the three districts of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. Kowloon performed well, recording 27 transactions last week, an increase of more than 1.2 times on a weekly basis. In the New Territories, 26 transactions were recorded last week, an increase of approximately 4% on a weekly basis. On the contrary, Hong Kong Island recorded 15 transactions last week, a decrease of about 25% on a weekly basis. In terms of property prices, the “American League Home Price Index” fell after rising for three consecutive weeks. It was last at 134.49 points, down 0.97% week-on-week. It has fallen 2.23% so far in 2024, but is still up 0.77% from four weeks ago. Disclaimer The copyright of this report belongs to HongKongFloorPlans. HongKongFloorPlans Research Center strives to be accurate and reliable. All information, opinions and forecasts are for reference only. It does not guarantee its accuracy and completeness. You must invest at your own risk based on this information. #香港job#Hong Kongbuying a house#Hong Kong buying a house strategy#美联 property#Hong Kong Midland Property#Hong Kong Good House#Hong Kong House#Hong Kong House Visit#Hong Kong House Viewing#Hong Kong Real Estate#Hong Kong House Price#Hong Kong Real Estate

The new housing market continues to grab attention, which has an impact on the transaction volume of second-hand housing. However, the cancellation of the purchase restriction policy has boosted the demand for property in all aspects. Potential buyers are still actively looking for their favorite properties in the second-hand housing market. The transaction volume of 35 housing estates rebounded slightly last week. According to data from the Midland Branch, a total of 68 transactions were recorded in 35 large housing estates in Hong Kong in the past week, an increase of nearly 20% on a weekly basis, halting the four-week decline trend, and more than 20% higher than last year's average of approximately 54 transactions per week. In half. If we divide these 35 housing estates according to the three districts of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. Kowloon performed well, recording 27 transactions last week, an increase of more than 1.2 times on a weekly basis. In the New Territories, 26 transactions were recorded last week, an increase of approximately 4% on a weekly basis. On the contrary, Hong Kong Island recorded 15 transactions last week, a decrease of about 25% on a weekly basis. In terms of property prices, the “American League Home Price Index” fell after rising for three consecutive weeks. It was last at 134.49 points, down 0.97% week-on-week. It has fallen 2.23% so far in 2024, but is still up 0.77% from four weeks ago. Disclaimer The copyright of this report belongs to HongKongFloorPlans. HongKongFloorPlans Research Center strives to be accurate and reliable. All information, opinions and forecasts are for reference only. It does not guarantee its accuracy and completeness. You must invest at your own risk based on this information. #香港job#Hong Kongbuying a house#Hong Kong buying a house strategy#美联 property#Hong Kong Midland Property#Hong Kong Good House#Hong Kong House#Hong Kong House Visit#Hong Kong House Viewing#Hong Kong Real Estate#Hong Kong House Price#Hong Kong Real Estate