Hong Kong developers rediscover pricing power amid firmer demand
New home prices in Hong Kong have seen a significant rebound, with some rising as much as a third from their lowest point in recent years due to strong demand. Developers are pricing new units in areas like Tseung Kwan O, Wong Chuk Hang, and Tai Wai between 7% and 36% higher than previously sold units in the same projects or districts.

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AI-generatedNew home prices in Hong Kong have seen a significant rebound, with some rising as much as a third from their lowest point in recent years due to strong demand. Developers are pricing new units in areas like Tseung Kwan O, Wong Chuk Hang, and Tai Wai between 7% and 36% higher than previously sold units in the same projects or districts. Data from JLL indicates that, on average, initial sales prices for new developments this year are approximately 15% above the lows seen over the past four years. Savills reports that prices are also increasing with subsequent batches of units released in new projects, reflecting sustained demand.
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4 extractedOn average, prices for the first sales in new developments this year were about 15 per cent above lows over the past four years.
Developers have priced new units this year in Tseung Kwan O, Wong Chuk Hang and Tai Wai between 7 and 36 per cent higher than those sold in previous years.
Prices were ticking up in successive batches of units offered at new projects this year, underscoring firm demand.
Prices for some new homes in Hong Kong have rebounded by as much as a third from the housing market’s lowest level a few years ago.