According to data from Midland Realty's research center, Hong Kong recorded 7,179 property registrations in October, marking a 4.5% month-on-month increase. This represents the second consecutive month of growth and the highest level in nearly three months.

Analyst Sam Shum from Midland Realty noted that despite renewed fluctuations in Sino-US tariff tensions, the property market remains active, supported by favorable factors such as the restart of interest rate cuts. He projected that November registrations could rise to 7,400, potentially achieving a three-month upward streak and setting a new near-year high.

Separate data from Midland's branch statistics showed that 68 transactions were recorded across 35 major housing estates in Hong Kong from October 27 to November 2, down 20% from the previous week but still above the year-to-date weekly average of 63 transactions.

By region: - **Hong Kong Island**: Transactions across eight estates plunged 50% week-on-week to nine, with significant declines in Taikoo Shing, Lei King Wan, and Heng Fa Chuen. - **New Territories**: Seventeen estates saw a 20.5% drop to 31 transactions, including a five-unit decrease in Sha Tin's City One. - **Kowloon**: Ten estates maintained 28 transactions, as increased activity in Whampoa Garden offset reduced supply in Mei Foo Sun Chuen.

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