Group 1 - The "Mei Lun Property Price Index" is reported at 133.57 points, reflecting a weekly increase of 0.49%, marking two consecutive weeks of growth. Compared to four weeks ago, the index has risen by 1.29%, and year-to-date, Hong Kong property prices have increased by 4.25%, which is a 5.77% rise from the year's low, reaching a 17-month high [1] - The "Mei Lun Confidence Index," which indicates the selling attitude of property owners, is currently at 74.9 points, showing a weekly decline of 2%. The index remains above the average value, suggesting a positive outlook for the property market, especially with increasing expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut in December [1] - Property prices across three districts have risen for two consecutive weeks. The latest indices are: Hong Kong Island at 139.00 points (up 0.35%), Kowloon at 138.56 points (up 0.25%), and New Territories at 122.54 points (up 0.74%). Compared to four weeks ago, prices in these districts have increased by 3.28%, 0.92%, and 0.96% respectively [1] Group 2 - The New Territories has the highest percentage of discounted properties among the three districts in Hong Kong. The areas with the most discounted properties are Tsuen Wan, Tin Shui Wai, and Tung Chung [2] - In terms of unit area, the highest discount rate is found in Class A units with a usable area of approximately 430 square feet or less, followed by Class C units with areas between approximately 753 to 1075 square feet, and Class B units with areas between approximately 431 to 752 square feet [2]
“美联楼价指数”按周升0.49%创约17个月新高 信心指数持续于高位徘徊