捷利中心两铺位叫租共40万
代理表示，湾仔捷利中心地下3及4号铺，总面积约3865方呎，意向月租约30万元，呎租约77元，现已交吉。
该行指出，铺位前身为车行，楼底高约4.5米，面向告士打道採落地玻璃设计，空间感十足，适合作陈列室，另物业亦备有来去水及独立洗手间，可作餐饮用途，租户组合多元化。
业主了解到现时市况不稳，故于租约安排上提供极大弹性，务求全方位配合租户要求；同时，亦接受短租客洽租，租金商议。
捷利中心另有一个面积较细的地铺招租，为地下1号铺，面积约1033方呎，意向月租约10万元，呎租约96元，现已交吉。铺位内设独立洗手间及来去水，前租客为酒吧。
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首十月50大指标甲厦成交跌近53%
疫症持续多月，本港经济疲不能兴，加上恢復通关尚未有时间表，令商厦前景不明朗。代理指出，今年首10个月50大指标甲厦仅录得57宗买卖，按年大跌近53%。
代理表示，自去年社会运动开始，本港政治及经济不明朗因素增加，甲厦交投拾级向下，而今年的疫情更令本港及全球的经济步入寒冬，而与经济表现掛钩的写字楼物业，交投因而受到重创。
代理指出，本港与内地恢復通关仍然未有具体时间表，意味经济活动仍然未能復甦，为写字楼物业的前景增添不明朗因素，因而令近月的甲厦成交量持续在低位徘徊。
今年首10个月多区甲厦交投急跌，例如以往成交畅旺的金鐘，今年以来仅录得7宗买卖，远逊去年同期的15宗，而指标甲厦之一的远东金融中心，更是逾一年未录买卖，同区的力宝中心交投按年同期也大减逾半。中环区今年首10个月更仅得2宗买卖，较去年同期的13宗大泻近85%。中环皇后大道中九号及环球大厦，分别已经25个月及28个月未录任何买卖，情况为历年罕见。
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Hong Kong homebuyers pounce on Starfront Royale launch in Tuen Mun, lured by easing pandemic and low interest rates
Hong Kong Ferry Holdings and Empire Group sold 218, or 88 per cent of the 248 flats on offer at the second phase of Starfront Royale in Tuen Mun as of 6:30pm
As many as 4,000 registrations of interest were received, which translates to 16 bidders vying for every available flat
Homebuyers and investors have seized the opportunity to get their hands on yet another new property project, snapping up most of the flats offered for sale on Sunday in one of Hong Kong’s fastest-growing districts.
Hong Kong Ferry Holdings and Empire Group sold 218, or 88 per cent of the 248 flats on offer at the second phase of Starfront Royale in Tuen Mun as of 6:30pm, with 16 bidders vying for each available unit, agents said. Hong Kong Ferry is owned by Henderson Land Development, one of the city’s largest property developers.
“Easing threat from the Covid-19 pandemic and expectation that low interest rates will stay for a long while have encouraged buyers,” agent said.
The successful launch of Starfront Royale, following CK Asset Holdings’ 90-per cent sell-out haul a day earlier, marked a bumper weekend for Hong Kong’s real estate market, after many months in the doldrums as the coronavirus pandemic, a two-year US-China trade war and a year-long spate of anti-government protests combined to take their toll on the industry. As many as 2,000 new flats are likely to be sold in November, a third more than last month, according to agent’s forecast.
Starfront Royale, comprising 614 apartments in the second phase, is scheduled for completion in April 2022. Prices range between HK$2.99 million and HK$15.3 million, or HK$14,369 to HK$20,486 per square foot, for apartments starting from 208 square feet to 996 sq ft (93 square metres).
Just over half the units in the project are one-bedroom flats, a quarter of them open-plan studios, with the rest two to four-bedroom apartments.
“Many first-time buyers and investors are attracted by the affordability of the smaller flats fetching HK$3 million to HK$6 million,” agent said, adding that he expects 90 per cent of Starfront Royale’s units be snapped up by the day’s end.
The project is located close to the Gold Coast marina and Harrow International School in Tuen Mun, one of the five districts in Hong Kong forecast by the Planning Department to see the highest population growth. The number of residents there are like to rise to 534,600 by 2026, an increase of 15.2 per cent from a decade ago.
CK Asset Saturday sold nearly 90 per cent of 98 flats of the El Futuro project in Sha Tin. New World on Monday sold all 197 flats at Pavilia Farm, following two consecutive sell-out weekends.
US Federal Reserve officials have said they expected to leave interest rates near zero through at least 2023, to nurse the economy battered by the pandemic.
The September price index for lived-in homes rebounded 0.42 per cent to 382.6, according to the Rating and Valuation Department, after recording the biggest decline since February in August.
However, it has fallen 1.1 per cent in the year’s third quarter when the city was gripped by social distancing measures amid the third wave of coronavirus pandemic, and remained 3.6 per cent lower than the May 2019 peak of 396.9.
Property agent attributed the improvement to the fall in new coronavirus cases since mid August.
The agent forecasts a 1 per cent rise in the price index in October, which could widen further if the number of new coronavirus cases remain low.
Good sales recorded by developers on first launches has started to help sentiment in the still weak market of previously occupied flats, the agent added.
“The fact that newly launched flats in multiple projects have attracted many potential buyers and have been snapped up shows that there are plenty of potential buyers on the sideline,” the agent said. “Many who missed out have turned their attention to the second-hand market.”
(South China Morning Post)
