Zhongyuan CCL rose 0.32% on a weekly basis and is expected to repeatedly bottom out second-hand property prices in Hong Kong in the short term

The Zhitong Finance App learned that Yang Mingyi, senior co-director of the Central Plains Real Estate Research Department, pointed out that the latest CCL report of the Central Plains City Leading Index was 135.59 points, up 0.32% from week to week. A number of positive news emerged, which led to a slight recovery in the Hong Kong second-hand property market. Transactions increased, and CCL ended two weeks of continuous decline. However, the geopolitical situation is unclear. Buyers continue to enter the market mainly, and developers are actively selling many new listings at low prices and selling end-of-goods at reduced prices. It is believed that short-term second-hand property prices will repeatedly bottom out.

The Central Plains Urban Large Housing Estate Leading Index CCL Mass reported 136.64 points, up 0.32% from week to week. CCL (small to medium units) reported 135.42 points, up 0.34% on a weekly basis. CCL (large unit) reported 136.46 points, up 0.22% on a weekly basis.

Property prices in District 4 rose three times and fell once. CCL Mass reported 152.08 points, up 0.87% on a weekly basis. CCL Mass reported 124.80 points, up 0.86% on a weekly basis. Hong Kong Island CCL Mass reported 134.71 points, up 0.41% on a weekly basis. Kowloon's CCL Mass reported 133.08 points, down 0.38% on a weekly basis.

According to the 2025 Eighth House Price Index, CCL fell 1.49%, CCL Mass fell 1.08%, CCL (small and medium units) fell 1.15%, CCL (large units) fell 3.12%, Hong Kong Island fell 2.79%, Kowloon fell 0.55%, New Territories East rose 2.49%, and New Territories West fell 2.77%.