The Rating and Valuation Department’s private property index rose for 28 months

According to the Information of the Department of Valuation, the private residential property price index rose to 393.5 in July this year, rising by 0.82% month-on-month and rising for 28 months. The rental index rose for 6 months to 193.9, a record high, rising 0.26% month-on-month.

Divided by unit, the selling price index of small and medium-sized residential buildings with a saleable area of ​​1075 square feet and below was 396.4 points, up 0.84% ​​month-on-month. The price index of Class B units (431 to 752 sq. ft.) rose from 371.3 to 375.1, up 1.02% month-on-month, the highest increase among all types of units.

In addition, the newly released CCL of the Central Plains City Index reported 188.44 points, up 0.47% per week; CCL Mass, the leading index of large-scale housing in the Central Plains, reported 191.37 points, up 0.72% per week; CCL (small and medium-sized units) reported 189.18 points, according to Zhou Sheng was 0.64%.

Huang Liangsheng, senior co-director of the Central Plains Real Estate Research Department, pointed out that the trend of property prices has risen upwards, which is different from the previous record high. The price of the four districts rose by three liters. The latest CCL Mass reported a record high of 187.43 points, a record high of 1.72%, up by 12 weeks. The New East East CCL Mass reported 208.82 points; Hong Kong Island CCL Mass reported 193.83 points; New Territories West CCL Mass reported 171.48 points.