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Impact of the moratorium on the sale of HOS flats and the grant of HOS land in Hong Kong

Since the main purpose of building HOS flats is to help people in need to buy their own homes and improve their living environment, if the income ceiling is raised, more people who could have bought their own homes in the private market will choose HOS flats instead, which will reduce the market opportunities of low-income families who need to buy their own homes, which is contrary to the original intention of building HOS flats. Therefore, there should be a certain gap between the income ceiling of HOS and private housing families, and the income ceiling of HOS should be lowered to $20,000 or less.

In fact, there are many second-hand fine units on the market at present, and the market price is below 654.38+0.5 million yuan. According to the data of the Land Registry, in the first month of this year, there were about 29,878 registered second-hand houses with the price below 1.5 million yuan, accounting for about 5 1.4% of the overall second-hand market in the same period. As for the cases of $65,438+$500,000 to $2 million, the proportion even reached 65.3% (see figure 1). From this, we can see that there is no shortage of boarding properties in the market, and there is absolutely no need to raise the income ceiling of HOS flats, so as not to reduce the purchase of HOS flats by people in genuine need.

It is expected to have a slight impact on the overall second-hand transactions.

On the other hand, the first batch of HOS flats * * * totaled 3,056, including Jiafengtai in Ngau Chi Wan, Yutian Court in Sha Tin and Tianfu Court in Tin Shui Wai. It is precisely because the ratio of green watches to white watches in this resale of HOS flats is 4: 1. Based on the first batch of more than 3,000 units, only about 600 units are allocated in white forms, which is believed to have little impact on the second-hand market.

Recently, the secondary market of HOS flats has slowed down.

On the other hand, the tourists who resell HOS flats mainly come from green form people, which has obvious influence on the secondary market of HOS flats (there is no need to sell them to green form people at a premium). In fact, according to the information of the Housing Authority, the number of such transactions has been declining in the past few months, from 65,438+083 in July to 65,438+006 in1October, which has not only dropped for three consecutive months, but also hit a new low in 20 months (see Figure 2). One of the reasons for the low figure is believed to be related to the resale of HOS flats early next year, which has reduced the number of green form people entering the secondary market of HOS flats in recent months. While reselling HOS flats, it is expected that the transaction trend in the secondary market of HOS flats will remain at a low level. China Hong Kong people don't want to continue to be house slaves.

Housing is as necessary as drinking water. There is no reason to adopt the policy of high land price/application list and indirectly ask people to pay property tax/housing tax.

People have no choice but to stop selling HOS flats. The only possible impact is that China and Hongkong people will continue to be slaves. With the abolition of rent control, the rent paid will continue to rise. Are China and Hongkong people afraid to buy a house?

You see, the goods produced by real estate developers are becoming more and more famous. Even if people are not satisfied, they will have a place to live after all. Can we not help them?

Fortunately, thanks to * *, a large number of houses were built. Now the number of houses is almost equal to the total number of families, the property price is stable, and people can save money to buy a house.

Real estate prices can go up and down, so buy what you can afford.

Do your best.