Far East Consortium Mongkok Building: score, psf band and negotiating room
The Pactum Estate Score for Far East Consortium Mongkok Building (Mong Kok) across five pillars — liquidity, net yield, commute, building age and developer — with every underlying figure and its source shown.
- Total units
- 126
- Annual turnover
- 4.8%
- Completed
- 1970–1970
- Management fee
- HK$2.7/sq ft
- Gross yield
- 3.0%
- Net yield
- 2.41%
Far East Consortium Mongkok Building sits in Mong Kok with about 126 units completed 1970–1970. Roughly 4.8% of its stock changes hands each year, the weighted commute to the main employment hubs is about 19 minutes, and the net rental yield after management fee, rates and a vacancy allowance works out at 2.41%.
The five pillars
The closer to the outer ring, the stronger. High liquidity means easy entry and exit; high yield means rent supports the price; short commute, younger stock and a solid developer hold value better.
- Liquidity
- 37/100
- Yield
- 71/100
- Commute
- 82/100
- Age
- 0/100
- Developer
- 76/100
More trades means more comparables, and harder evidence at the table.
What you keep after management fees, rates and vacancy.
Door-to-door time, weighted across the hubs you selected.
Drives bank valuation, mortgage tenor and maintenance levies.
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Actual flat sizes
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Price band
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| Reduction | Saved | Net of our fee |
|---|---|---|
| 3% | HK$184,590 | HK$92,295 |
| 5% | HK$307,650 | HK$153,825 |
| 8% | HK$492,240 | HK$246,120 |
Saved = band midpoint × reduction; net = saved ÷ 2. Real room depends on the seller's position, the bank valuation and same-period comparables.
The negotiating read
Transactions are steady but not constant, so a stale listing and a seller with a deadline are where the discount actually appears. At 56 years old, bank valuation and mortgage tenor also come into play, and a valuation shortfall is a legitimate lever on price.
Where these figures come from
Each figure below links to the public page it was read from, so you can check it.
No live psf yet for this estate — the band below uses our reference figures.
Sourced from public pages on the listing portals for comparison only. What any individual flat trades at still depends on aspect, floor, condition and the seller's position.
Data as at August 2026, based on published official and market sources. Price bands are indicative comparisons, not valuations.
Is the asking price fair?
We value each listing against this estate's own reported deals, weighting recent deals more heavily and adjusting for deal date, saleable area, floor level and block, and show the price we would negotiate towards. Where deals are too thin, we fall back to the live asking distribution — the method used is stated below the table.
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Reported deals
Our own accumulating ledger of reported deals — the evidence behind every estimate and every negotiation. Crawled daily and never overwritten.
Not enough reported deals for this estate yet — the ledger is still building.
Listings are crawled daily from the public pages of each agency portal; price, area and availability are as published by that portal and its licensed agents. Pactum Advisor is not an estate agency.
Scores and bands on this page are comparative analysis of published information, not a valuation of any individual flat and not investment advice. Pactum Advisor is not an estate agency and not a licensed valuer; the price a specific flat trades at depends on its aspect, floor, condition and the seller's position.