|
Secondary home prices in Hong Kong retreated the past week.
The Centaline Property Agency's price-tracking Centa-City Leading Index dipped by 0.04 percent to 181.69 points, after rising for three consecutive weeks. The three sub-indexes were little changed from a week before. The Mass CCL index, tracking large-scale real estate was up by 1.8 percent from a month ago to 185.01 points. The sub-index tracking small and medium flats was at 182.33 points, up 1.68 percent month-on-month. Analyzed by districts, the sub-index for secondary property in New territories West increased by nearly 1 percent to a 50-week-high of 168.85 points, and that for Hong Kong Island hit a 46-week-high. However, secondary prices in New territories East dropped with the sub-index falling by 1.1 percent from a week before and that of Kowloon was down 1.7 percent.
(Source: The Standard) |
|
|