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Yan Shing Court #3929448 For Sale Property Detail Page

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4-rumslägenhet till salu, 52 m²

New Territories Fanling Yan Shing Court No.15 Wah Ming Road, Fanling

4 815 394 kr

93 503 kr/m²

Publicerad 14 juli 2026

Om denna annons

As a frontline agent, I witnessed a surge of purchasing power poised to flood the market, an opportunity that was fleeting. A new batch of potential buyers for the White House Residence Permit are poised to enter the market, and the supply shortage is expected to reappear. The numbers speak for themselves. The latest phase of Home Ownership Scheme flats received approximately 104,000 applications, but only about 7,000 units were available, resulting in an oversubscription of 14 times. In other words, over 97,000 unsuccessful applicants will not be able to secure a unit. A large number of those who missed out on new Home Ownership Scheme (HOS) flats are bound to return to the secondary market. Some eager buyers have already turned to the Green Form HOS market immediately after the lottery. This influx of purchasing power, along with prospective White Form Secondary Market Scheme (CFS) buyers, will directly drive up competition and prices in the secondary market. Now is the last chance to "buy low". In recent months, prospective buyers have been waiting to see the lottery results, resulting in only 219 transactions in the secondary market for Home Ownership Scheme flats in June, a sharp drop of 44.3% month-on-month and a nine-month low. This "cooling-off period" has created a "buyer's market" where sellers are less willing to negotiate and have more room for negotiation. According to real estate agents, the Housing Authority is expected to issue approval letters to a new batch of successful "White Form Secondary Housing" applicants in the fourth quarter of this year, at which time transaction volume in the secondary market will rebound significantly. With purchasing power surging at that time, homeowners will inevitably raise their asking prices, and the discounts and options currently available may be gone forever. Summarize With nearly 100,000 units of purchasing power poised to be unleashed, a "golden age" for the property market isVisa mer