In the "Hong Kong Property" Centaline Valuation Index (major banks) CVI rose by 1.4 points weekly, reporting at 81.64 points

Yang Ming-yi, Senior Co-Director of the Research Department at Centaline Property, pointed out that this week the Centaline Valuation Index (Major Banks) CVI reported 81.64 points, an increase of 1.4 points from last week's 80.24 points. The situation in the Middle East remains uncertain, but the atmosphere in the Hong Kong property market continues to be hot, with developers planning to launch multiple new projects in April and active transactions in the secondary market.

The Centaline Valuation Index (Major Banks) CVI has remained above 80 points for nine consecutive weeks and has stabilized above 60 points for 27 weeks, reflecting a continued optimistic valuation attitude from banks, indicating that the upward trend in property prices is likely to continue. The response to new project sales has been enthusiastic, and HIBOR is hovering at low levels this year, leading to a decrease in banks' funding costs, with a positive mortgage attitude, and it is believed that the CVI will continue to stabilize at around 80 points.

The latest CCL reported 152.17 points, an increase of 12.59% from the low of 135.16 points during the week when the H mortgage interest rate fell below the cap in May 2025. After the budget relaxed stamp duty, it rose by 12.81%, and compared to the low of 135.86 points before the interest rate reduction cycle, it increased by 12.01%, with a cumulative increase of 5.59% for 2026 so far