受疫情等因素打击，甲厦租金备受压力。消息指，金鐘力宝中心一座高层单位交吉近两年后，以每呎约49元租出，低市价约7%，较旧租金下挫约28%。
市场消息指出，金鐘力宝中心一座高层04至05室，面积3763方呎，以每呎约49元租出，月租约18.4万，低市价约7%；据代理指出，上址自去年1月交吉至今，旧租金每呎68元，故新租金跌约28%。
据本地一家代理行资料显示，该甲厦近期频录成交，该甲厦一座低层2室，面积约2466方呎，去年11月以118368元租出，平均呎租约48元。
该行代理表示，去年下半年，甲厦空置率逐步改善，惟整体租金表现仍备受压力，近期，部分业主希望在农历新年前将单位租用，议价空间逐步扩阔，故近期甲厦租金均见折让。
月租18.4万低市价7%
该行发表报告指出，上月指标甲厦售价按月微升0.1%，按年则上升1.7%，整体租金按月微升0.2%，中环区平均呎租报65.1元，按月下跌约1.7%；至于空置率方面，上月出现轻微缓和，当中湾仔、铜锣湾及上环的表现最好，空置率于上月报8.4%，录连续5个月回落。上环甲厦空置率亦由11月份的8.7%下降至12月份的7.8%，连续2个月回落。
甲厦售价按月微升0.1%
该行另一代理表示，今年预料多个写字楼一手项目推出，带动写字楼成交，荃湾的沙嘴道1号项目以及宏基资本旗下的黄竹坑宏基汇有机会在年内推出，有助刺激成交数字。
(星岛日报)
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Home run defies Covid fears
Hong Kong's primary property market remained active over the weekend with more than 150 flats sold despite a surge in the number of Covid cases.
Henderson Land Development (0012) raked in around HK$1 billion after selling all 136 units available in the first round of sales for The Harmonie in Cheung Sha Wan on Saturday.
It also released a fourth price list yesterday for 68 units at a HK$22,670 average after discounts, around 4.5 percent costlier than the average price of the first three lists.
The fourth batch, which offers homes sized 322 to 377 square feet, is priced from HK$6.54 million to HK$8.11 million after discounts, said Thomas Lam Tat-man, a general manager in the sales department.
Those interested may send in checks before the end of Tuesday and the second round of sales will take place Thursday.
Elsewhere, La Marina atop Wong Chuk Hang MTR station saw at least 21 deals, with its developers cashing in more than HK$580 million.
The second-hand market also saw some improvement despite Covid, with property agency’s' top 10 estates seeing nine deals, up 80 percent.
Property agent said that many prospective buyers were hurrying with purchases now because they were worried that prices will rise sharply after the seasonal boom around Lunar New Year.
The agent said that the boom is "very likely" to appear after the holiday as sentiment picks up thanks to the liquidity injected by China's central bank and stock rallies, but it also depends on the pandemic situation.
(The Standard)
