(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) Angfeng, one of the largest real estate companies in Hong Kong, Wu Zongquan, chairman Wu Zongquan was exploded at 59.8 million yuan (Hong Kong dollars, the same below, about 10.11 million yuan) to purchase a set ofApartment only pays 4.25%stamp duty for the first buyer.

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily, Ming Pao, and Bloomberg News reported on Friday (March 24) that new buyers registered with Woo Chun Kuen Douglas, which is the same as Wu Zongquan's English name.Wu Zongquan entered the market as the first place, and only had to pay the property price of 4.25%of the stamp tax, and the tax -related tax related was about 2.54 million yuan.If it does not enter the market as a first, the printing rate will be 15%.

The three -bedroom unit purchased by Wu Zongquan is the high -rise of Minghui Garden, and the practical area of the unit is 1583 square meters.The original owner's name was 65 million yuan, and it was easy to handle at 59.8 million yuan after negotiation. The practical foot price was 37,776 yuan. The transaction price ratio was 5.2 million yuan.The original owner bought the property for 264,800 yuan in 1974, and now he has made a book profit of 59.53 million yuan. In 49 years, the property appreciated by nearly 225 times.Minghui Garden's last -hand house was sold in 2020. The area and price of the sold units are similar to the transaction.

Bloomberg analysis believes that Wu Zongquan and other rich buyers enter the market will further boost the market.In the past few years, the Hong Kong luxury home market has been facing pressure due to the closure of the crown disease epidemic and rising interest rates.With the landing and Hong Kong customs clearance, it is expected that the rich in mainland China will return to the Hong Kong luxury home market, which will improve the prospects of the Hong Kong housing market.

Data from the real estate agency Zhongyuan Real Estate shows that Hong Kong's luxury home transaction volume reached HK $ 10 billion in January, a new high in eight months.