The Zhitong Finance App learned that as the improvement of Hong Kong stocks triggered wealth effects, the market investment climate heated up, and the financial environment was further relaxed, leading to a significant increase in residential transactions of over 100 million Hong Kong dollars in the second half of the year, especially for first-hand luxury homes. According to the Associated Press, since the second half of the year (as of December 8), 61 first-hand transactions of over HK$100 million have been recorded, involving a total amount of HK$12.94 billion, which is a sharp increase of more than 1 times and more than 1.1 times, respectively, from 30 transactions and about HK$6.09 billion in the first half of the year. Of these, the number of transactions was only 3 fewer than the record high of 64 transactions in the first half of 2021. The Federal Reserve expects first-hand transactions of over 100 million Hong Kong dollars in the second half of the year to challenge 70 transactions and the level of HK$15 billion, which is expected to also set a record high for half a year after the first-hand sales regulations.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that as the improvement of Hong Kong stocks triggered wealth effects, the market investment climate heated up, and the financial environment was further relaxed, leading to a significant increase in residential transactions of over 100 million Hong Kong dollars in the second half of the year, especially for first-hand luxury homes. According to the Associated Press, since the second half of the year (as of December 8), 61 first-hand transactions of over HK$100 million have been recorded, involving a total amount of HK$12.94 billion, which is a sharp increase of more than 1 times and more than 1.1 times, respectively, from 30 transactions and about HK$6.09 billion in the first half of the year. Of these, the number of transactions was only 3 fewer than the record high of 64 transactions in the first half of 2021. The Federal Reserve expects first-hand transactions of over 100 million Hong Kong dollars in the second half of the year to challenge 70 transactions and the level of HK$15 billion, which is expected to also set a record high for half a year after the first-hand sales regulations.