Property News · August 14, 2021

Hong Kong’s lived-in home prices hit new high as economy rebounds from social unrest, coronavirus, according to Centaline Property index


The first sign that Hong Kong home prices have reached new highs has emerged.The closely watched Centa-City Leading Index (CCL) has broken the previous record set two years ago as the economy recovers and coronavirus cases subside.The gauge of lived-in homes compiled by Centaline Property Agency stretched a three-week rally to hit 191.34 in the first week of August, according to data released on Friday. That is marginally higher than the high of 190.48 in June 2019, when the social unrest that…

Source : South China Morning Post
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