Group 1: Residential Market - The Central Plains CSI (Residential Price Index) reported 50.78 points, down 1.46 points from last week’s 52.24, indicating a decline for two consecutive weeks totaling 1.54 points, yet remaining above the 50-point threshold, suggesting short-term price stabilization without signs of decline [1] - The Central Plains CSI (Residential Rent Index) reported 57.63 points, down 0.04 points week-on-week, marking a total decline of 0.29 points over three weeks, but still above the 50-point level, indicating sustained high rental prices with potential for further increases during the summer leasing peak [1] Group 2: Commercial Market - The Central Plains CSI (Shop Price Index) reported 42.03 points, up 1.26 points week-on-week, while the Central Plains CSI (Shop Rent Index) reported 41.3 points, up 0.67 points, indicating stability in the shop sales and rental market without signs of recovery [1] - The Central Plains CSI (Industrial Price Index) reported 41.43 points, up 6.14 points week-on-week, and the Central Plains CSI (Industrial Rent Index) reported 44.93 points, up 5.8 points, suggesting a slight improvement in the industrial property market, although concerns remain due to the government's recent decision to halt bidding for modern multi-storey industrial land in Yuen Long and Hung Shui Kiu [2] - The Central Plains CSI (Office Price Index) reported 28.50 points, down 1.19 points week-on-week, and the Central Plains CSI (Office Rent Index) also reported 28.5 points, down 1.19 points, indicating a continued downward trend in the office market, although a new initiative encouraging the conversion of commercial buildings into student dormitories may provide long-term support [2]