〈The Standard, Feb 7, 2026〉Central Residence by The Park, co-developed by Pacific Century Premium Developments (0432) and CSI Properties (0497) in Mid-Levels Central, will put three three-bed room units on sale via tender on February 9, the developer said.
These units comprise the entire 23rd floor of the project, including Unit A, B, and C, which range from 1,017 to 1,074 square feet.
〈Hong Kong Business, Feb 6, 2026〉The Land Registry recorded 7,631 sale and purchase agreements for registration for all building units in January, down 15.2% from December 2025 but up 54.5% from the same month a year earlier.
The total value of these agreements dropped 12% from the previous month to $57.2b, though it was 55.8% higher than in January 2025.
Residential units accounted for 5,669 agreements, a 3.6% decline from December but a 56.3% increase from a year earlier.
The total value of residential transactions fell 3.9% month-on-month to $49.2b, rising 84.1% compared with January 2025.
A total of 426,296 land register searches were carried out last month.
〈The Standard, Feb 5, 2026〉Hong Kong saw 18,448 private residential flats completed in 2025, down nearly 24 percent year-on-year, which accounted for 88.4 percent of the official estimate, data from the Rating and Valuation Department showed on Thursday.
Most of the new supplies are located in the Kowloon District, totaling 9,002, which makes up nearly half of the overall completion. For December alone, the number of newly finished homes surged 1.33 times to 891.
The majority of completed flats during the period feature small and medium sizes, in which units measured smaller than 431 square feet accounted for 60.3 percent, or 537 units. The units spanned from 431 to 756 sq ft totalled 341 units, which made up 38.3 percent of the overall completion.
〈Asian Post, Feb 4, 2026〉The private flat supply is projected to reach 104,000 units over the next three to four years —2,000 or 1.96% more than the previous estimate—according to a press release.
The Housing Bureau reported that developers had 23,000 unsold units in completed projects by the end of December 2025, whilst they were constructing 61,000 more units, excluding those pre-sold and 20,000 units on disposed sites where construction may commence at any time.
According to a report, approximately 88%—or 92,000 units—were small or medium-sized units with a saleable area of less than 70 square metres.
Developers are also expected to convert an additional 7,900 units from 11 sites into "disposed sites" in the coming months.
〈RTHK News, Feb 3, 2026〉Mainland companies can use Hong Kong as a strong jumping-off point for their push to go global, said the director general of the Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises, Peter Yan.
Speaking after Hong Kong Productivity Council's ForeSight 2026 forum on Wednesday, he said the city's internationally integrated environment allowed companies from the mainland that are looking to go global to build a first project here.
That first step, Yan said, allows companies to make sure their businesses are in line with international standards, for example in data privacy or engineering.
"Of course, in this process, Hong Kong will also benefit from them building this project and helping Hong Kong actually to develop our industry, especially in technology-based industries... users in Hong Kong will benefit," he said.
