1. Shenzhen real estate agencies reported a 200% surge in sales.
2. Shenzhen's property market started the "Silver October" with a significant increase in viewings; buyers are placing greater emphasis on quality and delivery.
3. Guangzhou saw 8,430 secondhand residential property transactions in September, a 5% year-on-year increase.
4. Hong Kong property market: 5,306 residential property registrations in Hong Kong in September, a 13.1% increase month-on-month.
5. Mainland buyers continue to dominate, demonstrating strong resilience in Hong Kong's luxury housing market.
6. Cushman & Wakefield: Hong Kong property price increases were hampered in the third quarter, with a projected narrow range of approximately 7% for the full year.
7. Institutional reports: Hong Kong mortgage registrations declined in September: existing home loans fell 14.5% month-on-month, while off-plan home loans fell by over 20%.
8. Greentown China reached an agreement on its offshore debt restructuring, postponing the liquidation hearing to April 2027.
9. New World Development launched a note exchange offer involving US$1.2 billion.
10. Agile Group is expected to release a support agreement for the restructuring of its offshore debt within six weeks.
11. Centaline Property estimates that approximately 88,000 property sales contracts will be registered in Hong Kong in 2026.
