
"Hong Kong Property" Jones Lang Lasalle: New property transactions are active, and the residential market has entered a "soft landing" phase
Jones Lang Lasalle published the "Q3 2025 Market Overview" report today (21st), indicating that the residential market remains resilient, supported by stable user demand and selective investment activities. In Q3 2025, the capital prices of small and medium-sized residential properties continued to fluctuate, rising 0.4% quarter-on-quarter, while the previous quarter saw a decline of 1.1%. The influx of foreign talent continues to support the demand for luxury rental properties, especially during the summer peak season, driving luxury rental prices up 2% quarter-on-quarter in Q3 this year.
Zhong Churu, Senior Director of the Research Department at Jones Lang Lasalle, stated that the local property market has recently stabilized, with strong transactions in new developments, and the market momentum mainly comes from mainland investors, suggesting that the residential market is entering a "soft landing" phase. The firm maintains its original market forecast, expecting a decline of about 5% in capital prices for small and medium-sized residential properties this year
