HKHong Kong's largest developer, Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP), has sold out the first batch of 138 flats at its Garden Regency project in the New Territories. The sale occurred just two months after the launch of another project, Lime Spark, indicating SHKP's return to the market. Agents reported that all units were purchased by homebuyers by 3.30 pm. The project is part of a larger three-tower development with 566 units total. Industry experts note that the current market slowdown is influenced by potential increases in interest rates, prompting developers to adjust pricing strategies. SHKP offered a maximum 16% discount on the flats, which were priced between HK$11,950 and HK$14,795 per square foot.
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