After the Hong Kong property market restriction measures are "withdrawn", the transaction volume of super luxury homes has become active.The three bungalows held by the Hong Kong Rich He Chongben's Family, the trading price of 860 million yuan (Hong Kong dollars, the same below, the same, S $ 148 million) is easy to handle. This is the second place in the old family this month.

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and the online media "Hong Kong 01" reported on Tuesday (July 23) that the three houses of the transactions were located at No. 99, 101 and 103, the top of the mountains in Hong Kong, with a total area of ​​2It was completed in February 2003.

The area of ​​the three houses is 5067 square feet, 4627 square feet, and 4662 square feet, and the total floor area is 14,356 square feet.Each mansion has a private terrace and swimming pool.

The trading agent revealed that after the Ho Chongben family hung the real estate on the market trading platform, it immediately attracted a number of buyers to contact the purchase. In the end59905 yuan.The agent described that the transaction price was "tsunami price".

On the 6th of this month, the He Chongben family sold four houses 46 in the same district to the founder of Berne Optical Yang Jianwen at the price of 1.46 in the same district.The practical area of ​​the four houses is 4060 to 4432 square feet, all four rooms and four sets of rooms, and the household connects platforms, gardens, swimming pools, rooftops and parking spaces.

Bloomberg said that this is the largest single transaction since the Hong Kong government's property market restriction measures have been "withdrawn".

According to the Hong Kong media news, the Shan Ding Road project was purchased and developed for 134 million yuan in 1999. The two transactions above were cash nearly 2 billion yuan for the family in one month.

With the "withdrawal" of the Hong Kong property market restriction measures, buyers can use luxury homes at lower prices, and Hong Kong's luxury homes have begun to recover.In May of this year, Evergrande's founder Xu Jiayin was sold in a mountain -top mansion in Hong Kong with a transaction price of about 470 million yuan, nearly half lower than last year.