On November 3, according to the “Hong Kong Economic Times” report, Guo Ziwei, the chief manager of Changshi's sales department, believes that Hong Kong property prices will continue to rise in 2027, with an overall increase of about 5% to 10%. Looking ahead to 2027, Changshi is preparing to launch 5 new projects involving more than 4,000 units, covering both urban and Beidu low-density bungalows, which are believed to meet all needs.

Zhitongcaijing · 11/03 03:17
On November 3, according to the “Hong Kong Economic Times” report, Guo Ziwei, the chief manager of Changshi's sales department, believes that Hong Kong property prices will continue to rise in 2027, with an overall increase of about 5% to 10%. Looking ahead to 2027, Changshi is preparing to launch 5 new projects involving more than 4,000 units, covering both urban and Beidu low-density bungalows, which are believed to meet all needs.