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title: "The latest Central Valuation Index (CVI) for Hong Kong properties from Centaline Property is reported at 57.34 points, having fallen for 2 consecutive weeks below the 60-point level"
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description: "The latest CVI report from the Central Plains Real Estate Research Department is 57.34 points, down 2.97 points from last week, marking a decline for two consecutive weeks, indicating that the real estate market has entered an adjustment phase. The CVI has fallen below 60 points, reflecting a blockage in the upward momentum of housing prices. After the interest rate cut in September, the CVI has been steadily rising, and housing prices have repeatedly stabilized. The global economy is facing new challenges, with a temporary cumulative increase in housing prices of 1.27% by 2025"
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# The latest Central Valuation Index (CVI) for Hong Kong properties from Centaline Property is reported at 57.34 points, having fallen for 2 consecutive weeks below the 60-point level

Yang Ming-yi, Senior Co-Director of the Research Department at Centaline Property, pointed out that this week the CVI reported a latest figure of 57.34 points, down 2.97 points from last week's 60.31 points, marking a decline for two consecutive weeks totaling 5.77 points. In the week when interest rate cuts were restarted in September and the policy address was announced, the CVI fell below 60 points, entering the neutral zone between 40 and 60 points, but still remained above 50 points. If the CVI continues to weaken, the upward momentum of property prices may be hindered.

Yang indicated that in early June, the CVI further fell below 40 points, remaining in the bearish zone for nearly 20 weeks, reflecting that the property market has entered an adjustment phase. During the same period, property prices continued to decline, erasing all gains after the tightening measures were lifted. Following the initiation of the interest rate cut cycle in September and the policy address in October, the CVI steadily rose, surpassing the important thresholds of 40 and 50 points, while property prices stabilized and slightly increased.

In January 2025, U.S. President Trump officially took office, and with the trade war heating up and the Federal Reserve slowing down the pace of interest rate cuts, the global economic and political environment faced new challenges. By the end of January, the CVI ended a previous situation of fluctuating around the 50-point neutral line for 13 consecutive weeks, and in February, it sharply dropped to around 40 points, the lower limit of the neutral zone, while property prices failed to break through further upward, with the CCL continuing to hover between 136 and 137 points. In early April, as the trade war escalated, the CVI fell again to below 40 points into the bearish zone, fluctuating below 40 points for five weeks, and property prices also continued to decline slightly. In early May, the interbank interest rate dropped sharply and remained low, with the CVI rising for eight consecutive weeks, and from the end of July to mid-September, it stabilized above 60 points for another eight weeks, while property prices remained stable with slight increases.

The latest CCL reported 139.39 points, up 3.13% from the low of 135.16 points during the week when the HIBOR fell below the peak interest rate in May this year, and up 3.34% after the budget relaxed stamp duty, compared to the low of 135.86 points before the interest rate cut cycle, representing a 2.60% increase, with property prices temporarily rising by 1.27% in 2025

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