长沙湾有甲厦新盘热卖中，其他业主亦趁机放售商厦，中国船舶大厦中层单位现以每呎1.5万元放售。
1253呎意向1879.5万
代理表示，长沙湾道650号中国船舶大厦中层03室，面积约1,253平方呎，现以每平方呎约1.5万元放售，总意向价约1,879.5万元。
代理指，单位将以交吉形式出售，买家可灵活按需要作自用或收租。资料显示，业主于2017年斥资约1,800万元一手购入作收租用途，至最近见荔枝角道888号销售反应热烈，整个区域气氛起动，加上本身有意重整资产组合，因而趁势推售测市。代理指，中国船舶大厦本身配套齐备，大厦内附设邮局、酒楼、餐饮及咖啡店一应俱全，大厦同时备有停车场。
该厦租务上，去年中国船舶大厦中高层06室，面积约约950平方呎，成交呎租约23元。
(经济日报)
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长沙湾旧楼9成业权放售 估值2.85亿
市区住宅地盘重建价值高，长沙湾青山道住宅地盘逾9成业权现进行放售，市值约2.85亿元。
位处长沙湾荔枝角站之间
代理表示，长沙湾青山道437至441号住宅地盘现进行放售，现时为旧楼，地盘面积约3,745平方呎，地积比率9倍，可建楼面积约33,705平方呎，涉及以94.7%业权出售，现以2.85亿放售。
代理指，由于近年西九龙一带发展成商贸及文化艺术热点，而荔枝角的商业发展除工厦重建为商厦之外，区内多幅商业地皮也获得了各大发展商的垂青。地皮位处长沙湾及荔枝角两站之间，交通便利，地皮邻近有多个大型公园及绿化空间。
区内大型重建项目成交方面，近日长沙湾青山道550至556号的恒发工业大厦全幢工厦，以9.65亿元沽出。地盘面积约15,837平方呎，可重建总楼面面积约22.8万平方呎，由凯龙瑞基金购入，料将重建成新式工厦。
(经济日报)
湾仔巨铺每呎57元租出逆市加租16%金融机构进驻
儘管整体市场上铺租下跌，惟个别行业包括护老院及金融机构，仍然具承租能力，湾仔庄士敦道录逆市加租个案，一个面积逾万方呎的复式巨铺，以每月58万租出，平均呎租57元，加幅16%，租客为金融机构。
上址为湾仔庄士敦道183至187号、位处菲林明道1至3号，楼高3层，为一个总面积逾万方呎的巨铺，消息人士透露，上址刚由金融机构承租，月租58万，旧租客体育用品连锁店进驻，月租50万，新租较旧租加16%。该物业地库建筑面积约3291方呎，地下约2658方呎，1楼约4164方呎，合共10113方呎，最新平均呎租57元。
每月58万获承租
据了解，该铺位早年落成时，曾由银行一租数十年，直至2015年由体育用品连锁店抢租，月租50万，去年迁出后，丢空超过半年，业主叫租每月68万，最终减价10万或14%租出。
丢空逾半年租出
代理表示，虽然目前市面上仍然吉铺处处，惟在疫市下，正是进驻优质铺位的时机，上述铺位位处单边，面积巨大，甚为罕有，最新租金合理。
过去一年，疫市经历巨大变化，由于零售业及饮食业面对前所未有的寒冬，纷纷结业，核心区吉铺处处，部分铺位录得金融机构，包括银行则趁势进驻核心区铺位，其中亚皆老街32至34号全幢，楼高三层，总面积6000方呎，业主为大鸿辉，并由G2000承租逾十年，月租180万。去年迁出后，由中信嘉华银行承租，月租约60万，较旧租金大减66%，平均呎租仅100元水平。
亚皆老街全幢60万租大减66%
业界纷对银行进驻核心区表关注，有资深代理指出，过去多年来，核心区聚集零售、珠宝金行等行业，业主向来不太愿意将铺位租予银行，皆因银行夜晚不营业，乌灯黑火，现时淡市下，有见珠宝行及零售生意不济，核心区铺主向民生行业如银行招手，虽然银行付租能力比不上零售，但不会执笠及拖租，属稳阵租客。
(星岛日报)
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CK Asset sells luxury Mid-Levels apartment for record HK$459m
Victor Li’s CK Asset Holdings sold a luxury apartment for a record-breaking HK$459 million (US$59 million), another sign that the upscale housing market is recovering, Bloomberg reports.
The price for the five-bedroom apartment at the 21 Borrett Road project spanning 3,378 square feet (314 square meters) translates into HK$136,000 per square foot, sale materials show. It broke the record made by another luxury development in Mount Nicholson in 2017, making it the most expensive apartment in Asia, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
Situated in the exclusive Mid-Levels neighborhood, the home comes with a private roof and a swimming pool. The transaction also included three car parks for the unidentified buyer.
The purchase reflects recovering sentiment in one of the world’s priciest luxury residential markets. It could also draw more potential buyer attention and boost sales of remaining units in the project, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Patrick Wong wrote in a note.
Last week, a Wharf Holdings-led consortium won an upscale residential plot for the highest price on record by square feet in Hong Kong.
Luxury home prices fell by 8 percent in 2020, more than the 1 percent decline in the mass market, data from Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. show.
(The Standard)
Property deals soar over Lunar New Year holidays
Property sales in Hong Kong soared to eight- and ten-year highs in the primary and secondary markets respectively over the four-day Lunar New Year holiday.
New home sales doubled to an eight-year high with at least 32 transactions, compared to 14 over the same period last year. The market had recorded less than 20 deals from 2014 to 2020 over the four-day holiday.
In secondary sales, 10 major housing estates saw a 10-year high of six transactions compared to three over the same period last year, data of property agency showed.
Among new home deals, Henderson Land Development (0012) sold a total of nine units, including five flats in Yuen Long, three in Quarry Bay, and one in Tai Kok Tsui.
Kerry Properties (0683) sold a luxury house with an area of 2,877 sq ft at HK$86.31 million, or HK$30,000 per sq ft, making it the biggest deal over the holidays.
And Sino Land (0083) sold a one-room special unit at Silversands in Ma On Shan, measuring 267 sq ft, with a 103-sq-ft terrace for HK$6.41 million or HK$24,000 per sq ft.
The developer has sold 40 homes at the project, cashing out more than HK$300 million.
Property agent expects the market to rebound after the Lunar New Year holidays as people rush to buy homes.
Many Hongkongers who were not able to travel abroad because of the pandemic and lockdown restrictions took advantage of the holidays to hunt for homes, according to a property broker. Some worried that prices would rebound once the pandemic eased, the broker added.
The market recorded 78,352 transactions in the recently ended Year of the Rat, up by around 8.48 percent year-on-year.
Another agent expects overall transactions to grow by 10 percent to the level of 86,300 deals by the end of the Year of the Ox.
The agent also expects prices to rise by 10 percent this year as capital keeps flowing into the market, on the back of continuing quantitative easing and low interest rates.
In other news, Chinachem is expected to launch sales of 68 units at Anderson Road in Kwun Tong this Saturday after previously releasing the price list with a discounted average price per sq ft of HK$20,363.
(The Standard)
