Property Valuation

Search online valuations for units in major Hong Kong estates

The online property valuation system is independently developed by 28Hse, utilizing an advanced mathematical model based on the methodology of the Eva Property Price Index. It incorporates comprehensive transaction data from 1996 to the present, sourced exclusively from the Land Registry, ensuring authoritative and accurate property valuations for users. We will also estimate the monthly rent of the unit based on past rental transaction records and rental yields of the relevant estate. We regularly compare our valuations with bank valuations to ensure accuracy.

if you need a large number of valuations or commercial property valuations (such as bank valuations, etc.), or have other inquiries, please contact our professional team.

Recent Transaction Unit Valuation Reference

Transaction Date Estate Address Deal Area Sold Price 28Hse Valuation Bank Valuation
2026-10-21 Grand YOHO Flat E, 47/f, Tower 8, Phase 2 Saleable529ft² 9.2M  $17,388 9.06M   -1.5%   --
2026-10-21 Hong Kong Garden Flat A, 17/f, Block 5, Phase 1 Saleable358ft² 3.1M  $8,659 2.88M   -7.6% 3.23M   4%
2026-10-21 Meadowlands Flat A, 2/f, Block 19 Saleable572ft² 3.76M  $6,573 3.75M   -0.3% 3.78M   0.5%
2026-10-21 Lake Silver Flat A, 50/f, Tower 2 Saleable980ft² 16M  $16,327 15.86M   -0.9% 17.13M   6.6%
2026-10-21 The Parkhill Flat B, 2/f, Tower 6 Saleable292ft² 2.96M  $10,137 2.8M   -5.7% 3.05M   3%
2026-10-21 Kui Fat Building Flat A, 24/f, Tower Ii Saleable447ft² 4.18M  $9,351 4.35M   3.9% 4.21M   0.7%
2026-10-21 City One Shatin Flat G, 18/f, Block 21, Phase 2 Saleable327ft² 4.65M  $14,220 4.54M   -2.4% 4.88M   4.7%
2026-10-21 Luk Yeung Sun Chuen Flat 2, 2/f, Block H Saleable445ft² 5.4M  $12,135 5.45M   0.9% 5.16M   -4.7%
2026-10-21 Blossom Garden Flat D, 14/f, Block 2 Saleable480ft² 4.2M  $8,750 5.24M   19.8% 4.3M   2.3%
2026-10-21 Chelsea Court Flat J, 6/f, Tower B2--tower North Saleable450ft² 6.8M  $15,111 6.37M   -6.8% 6.59M   -3.2%
2026-10-21 Seanorama Flat H, 6/f, Tower 2b Saleable1,286ft² 15.7M  $12,208 14.94M   -5.1% 15.53M   -1.1%
2026-10-21 Belair Monte Flat A, 30/f, Block 1 Saleable452ft² 5.3M  $11,726 4.9M   -8.2% 5.53M   4.2%
2026-10-21 The Horizon Flat A, 15/f, Tower 2 Of Court D, Building Saleable1,534ft² 31.43M  $20,487 29.33M   -7.2%   --
2026-10-21 The Riverpark Flat G, 10/f, Tower 3 Saleable725ft² 13.8M  $19,034 12.81M   -7.7% 13.07M   -5.6%
2026-10-21 Caribbean Coast Flat G, 12/f, Tower 16, Phase 4 Crystal Cove Saleable756ft² 7.55M  $9,987 7.77M   2.8% 7.29M   -3.6%
2026-10-21 Venice Garden Flat F, 8/f, Block 2 Saleable494ft² 4.4M  $8,907 4.45M   1.1% 4.58M   3.9%
2026-10-21 Metropolis Plaza Flat E, 7/f, Block 1 Saleable471ft² 5.27M  $11,185 4.89M   -7.8% 4.75M   -10.9%
2026-10-21 LP6 Flat J, 51/f, Tower 3 Lp6 Saleable307ft² 4.8M  $15,635 4.96M   3.2% 5.06M   5.1%
2026-10-21 Monte Vista Flat F, 36/f, Block 8 Saleable1,182ft² 13M  $10,998 15.82M   17.8%   --
2026-10-21 Central Park Towers Flat F, 20/f, Tower 7, Phase Ii Saleable510ft² 5.12M  $10,039 4.86M   -5.3% 4.8M   -6.7%
2026-10-21 Greenwood Garden Flat 5, 20/f, Block C Saleable215ft² 3.03M  $14,093 3.04M   0.3% 3.14M   3.5%
2026-10-21 Discovery Bay Flat D, 9/f, Block 2, Amalfi Saleable930ft² 12.66M  $13,613 11.23M   -12.7%   --

28Hse Valuation vs Bank Valuation Difference Comparison

The valuation difference comparison is calculated by subtracting the valuation from the actual transaction data and then dividing by the actual transaction data. If the valuation is higher than the actual transaction data, it is shown as a negative number. If the 28Hse valuation is lower than the actual transaction data, it is shown as a positive number. The lower the value, the more accurate the valuation.

28Hse Valuation vs Bank Valuation Directional Bias Comparison

Notes: Directional bias shows whether a valuation is above or below the actual transaction price: a positive value indicates overvaluation, while a negative value indicates undervaluation. Directional bias can also be influenced by broader market trends. In a rising market, transaction prices tend to increase faster than valuation models can adjust, often resulting in mildly negative bias. In a declining market, transaction prices fall more quickly, causing valuations to appear relatively higher and producing a positive bias. Therefore, small positive or negative biases reflect not only valuation tendencies, but also the prevailing market cycle. During the development of our valuation model and the analysis of a large volume of real transaction data, we observed that local banks often display a positive directional bias, meaning their valuations tend to be slightly above actual transaction prices. This does not imply that bank valuations are inaccurate; rather, it reflects that bank valuations are not designed to perfectly mirror the real-time market. Bank appraisal systems primarily serve lending approval, internal risk buffers, and credit policies. As a result, valuations may intentionally remain stable or slightly higher to ensure smoother loan approvals and maintain controlled risk exposure. This strategic positioning is a normal part of banking operations and should not be interpreted as a direct representation of true market prices. Therefore, users should consider this factor when utilizing bank property valuations.

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The property data and valuations provided above are for reference only. 28Hse does not assume any responsibility for any person relying on such data and valuations.