# Hong Kong ranks second globally for super-prime residential deals

- **Source:** Real Estate Asia
- **Published:** 2026-10-13T01:05:00.000Z
- **Author:** Staff Reporter
- **Original:** https://realestateasia.com/residential/in-focus/hong-kong-ranks-second-globally-super-prime-residential-deals
- **Topics:** Transactions & Deals, Regional Markets

## Featured rationale

The recovery signals stronger ultra-high-net-worth demand from Chinese mainland and local buyers, which may support trophy-asset transactions amid limited prime-property supply.

## AI summary

Hong Kong ranked second globally with 93 US$10 million-plus residential sales worth US$1.67 billion in Q2 2026, up 75% by number year on year.

## Original article

Hong Kong recorded US$1.67 billion in super-prime sales in Q2 2026.

Hong Kong ranked second globally for US$10 million-plus residential transactions in the second quarter of 2026, as its super-prime market continued to outperform broader global activity, according to Knight Frank's latest Global Super-Prime Intelligence report.

Hong Kong recorded 93 super-prime sales worth US$1.67 billion in Q2, with transaction numbers broadly unchanged from the first quarter. While aggregate value fell 9% quarter on quarter, sales were up 75% by number and 67% by value from Q2 2025, highlighting the market's recovery over the past year, Knight Frank said.

Dubai remained the global leader, recording 131 transactions worth US$2.17 billion, although both measures declined from Q1. New York ranked third by transaction count with 57 sales worth US$965 million.

Across the 12 markets tracked by Knight Frank, 572 US$10 million-plus sales were recorded in Q2, worth a combined US$10.5 billion. Transaction numbers fell 7% quarter on quarter and total value declined 5%, while the average deal size rose to US$18.4 million.

Singapore was another strong performer in Asia, recording 45 transactions worth US$715 million, up 7% and 15% respectively from Q1. Sydney, meanwhile, was among the markets that weakened during the quarter.

Liam Bailey, global head of research at Knight Frank, said the quarterly slowdown masked a "broadening in market performance", with Hong Kong's recovery becoming increasingly established and Singapore among markets showing stronger demand.

William Lau, senior director and head of residential agency at Knight Frank Hong Kong, said Hong Kong's super-prime market demonstrated "remarkable resilience" and benefited from improved sentiment, interest from Chinese mainland and local capital, and limited supply of prime properties.

Recent transactions included the en-bloc sale of Shouson Peak for approximately HK$290 million, which Lau said reflected renewed confidence among ultra-high-net-worth buyers and continued demand for trophy assets.

## Chinese translation

> Translation model: grok_cli

### 香港超级豪宅交易全球排名第二

香港在2026年第二季度1000万美元以上住宅交易中全球排名第二，其超级豪宅市场持续跑赢

香港在2026年第二季度录得16.7亿美元的超级豪宅销售额。

据Knight Frank最新Global Super-Prime Intelligence报告，香港在2026年第二季度1000万美元以上住宅交易中全球排名第二，其超级豪宅市场持续跑赢更广泛的全球市场表现。

香港在第二季度录得93宗超级豪宅成交，总值16.7亿美元，成交宗数与第一季度大致持平。Knight Frank表示，尽管合计成交额环比下降9%，但成交宗数和成交额分别较2025年第二季度增长75%和67%，凸显过去一年市场的复苏。

迪拜仍居全球首位，录得131宗成交、总值21.7亿美元，不过两项指标均较第一季度回落。纽约以成交宗数排名第三，录得57宗成交、总值9.65亿美元。

在Knight Frank追踪的12个市场中，第二季度共录得572宗1000万美元以上成交，合计105亿美元。成交宗数环比下降7%，总成交额下降5%，平均每宗成交规模升至1840万美元。

新加坡是亚洲另一个表现强劲的市场，录得45宗成交、总值7.15亿美元，分别较第一季度增长7%和15%。与此同时，悉尼是当季走弱的市场之一。

Knight Frank全球研究主管Liam Bailey表示，季度放缓掩盖了“市场表现的拓宽”，香港的复苏正日益稳固，新加坡则是需求走强的市场之一。

Knight Frank香港住宅代理高级董事兼主管William Lau表示，香港超级豪宅市场展现出“显著韧性”，并受益于情绪改善、中国内地及本地资本的兴趣，以及优质物业供应有限。

近期交易包括Shouson Peak以约2.90亿港元整栋出售，Lau表示，这反映出超高净值买家信心回升，以及对标志性资产的持续需求。