Since the beginning of 2026, the second-hand property market in Hong Kong has continued its recovery momentum from 2025, and the trading atmosphere has continued to improve.
Hong Kong's real estate market is polarized: on one hand, the overall market volume and price are expected to rise; on the other hand, some homeowners still face short-term pressure to hold properties and exit with heavy losses.
The demand for essential units in mature housing estates in Hong Kong continues to be a hot spot for transactions, and the transaction of a two bedroom unit in Sha Tin's First City has attracted attention.
At the beginning of the new year, the trading atmosphere of Hong Kong's second-hand real estate market continues to heat up. Data shows that from January 10th to 11th, the top ten housing estates in Hong Kong recorded 9 transactions.
In the second-hand real estate market in the New Territories of Hong Kong, the trading atmosphere of Sha Tin First City, a core blue chip housing estate in the region, continues to heat up and shows a significant positive trend. Recently.
It is reported that the trading activity of some sectors in the Hong Kong real estate market has significantly increased recently, with the Sunrise City area in Tseung Kwan O showing particularly outstanding performance. Among them.
In recent times, the overall trading atmosphere of Hong Kong's second-hand real estate market has continued to be prosperous, and the activity of high-quality housing transactions in core areas has increased. However.
At the beginning of the new year, the second-hand property market in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, ushered in a good start. A high-rise two-bedroom unit in Tsuen Wan's Jade Garden was successfully sold just two days after being listed.
The recovery of the Hong Kong property market continues to spread, with the secondary market becoming a beneficiary sector. Middle- and high-priced housing estates have taken the lead in experiencing a "rise in both price and volume" trend.
The second-hand property market in Hong Kong has witnessed another case of property owners selling at a loss. A one-bedroom unit in Kai On, Hung Hom, was recently sold with a continuous lease agreement. Over the past seven years.