Central Plains Real Estate: CVI's latest report was 77.62 points, down 4.2 points from last week, falling below 80 points for the first time since February this year

The Zhitong Finance App learned that Yang Mingyi, senior co-director of the Central Plains Real Estate Research Department, pointed out that this week's latest CVI report was 77.62 points, down 4.20 points from 81.82 points last week, falling below 80 points for the first time since the beginning of February this year.

Yeung Ming-yee pointed out that the US-Iran war has once again heated up, and the CVI has weakened, but stabilized at over 60 points for 41 consecutive weeks and is optimistic about the region. The World Cup tournament has entered the final stage, and the stock market is picking up momentum. A number of major new listings are poised to launch, driving the atmosphere in the property market. Coupled with many local banks in Hong Kong increasing cash rebates, it shows that banks still have confidence in the property market and positive mortgage policies. It is expected that the CVI will be maintained above 60 points in the third quarter, which indicates that the upward direction of property prices will not change, but the increase will slow down.

The latest CCL report was 159.54 points, up 18.04% from the low of 135.16 points in May 2025, which was once again lower than the peak interest rate in the week of peak interest, 18.27% higher after the financial plan eased stamp duty, 17.43% higher than the 135.86 point low before the interest rate reduction cycle, and a temporary increase of 10.71% in 2026.