CLSA now expects property prices on the mainland to increase 9 per cent this year. It had forecast a 3 to 8 per cent rise. Photo: Felix Wong CLSA now expects property prices on the mainland to increase 9 per cent this year. It had forecast a 3 to 8 per cent rise. Photo: Felix Wong
CLSA now expects property prices on the mainland to increase 9 per cent this year. It had forecast a 3 to 8 per cent rise. Photo: Felix Wong
Property /  Hong Kong & China

CLSA sees Hong Kong property prices falling 15pc by end of 2014

Firm's analysts reckon prices in the city peaked in February and have fallen 3 per cent since then

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Yvonne Liu
Yvonne Liu

Updated: 3:06am, 12 Sep, 2013

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CLSA now expects property prices on the mainland to increase 9 per cent this year. It had forecast a 3 to 8 per cent rise. Photo: Felix Wong CLSA now expects property prices on the mainland to increase 9 per cent this year. It had forecast a 3 to 8 per cent rise. Photo: Felix Wong
CLSA now expects property prices on the mainland to increase 9 per cent this year. It had forecast a 3 to 8 per cent rise. Photo: Felix Wong
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