Data showing Hong Kong home prices have fallen for the second consecutive week suggests the uptrend in home prices “has been hindered”, according to Wong Leung-sing, senior associate director of research at Centaline. Photo: Felix WongData showing Hong Kong home prices have fallen for the second consecutive week suggests the uptrend in home prices “has been hindered”, according to Wong Leung-sing, senior associate director of research at Centaline. Photo: Felix Wong
Data showing Hong Kong home prices have fallen for the second consecutive week suggests the uptrend in home prices “has been hindered”, according to Wong Leung-sing, senior associate director of research at Centaline. Photo: Felix Wong
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Bears gather as data shows Hong Kong home prices retreat for second week after peak in May

  • Sentiment has become more risk averse amid questions on the political and economic outlook for the city, analysts say
  • Prices of older homes dropped 1.43 per cent to 186.26, for week ended June 9, according to Centa-City Leading Index
Topic |   Hong Kong property
Pearl Liu
Pearl Liu

Updated: 8:44am, 15 Jun, 2019

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Data showing Hong Kong home prices have fallen for the second consecutive week suggests the uptrend in home prices “has been hindered”, according to Wong Leung-sing, senior associate director of research at Centaline. Photo: Felix WongData showing Hong Kong home prices have fallen for the second consecutive week suggests the uptrend in home prices “has been hindered”, according to Wong Leung-sing, senior associate director of research at Centaline. Photo: Felix Wong
Data showing Hong Kong home prices have fallen for the second consecutive week suggests the uptrend in home prices “has been hindered”, according to Wong Leung-sing, senior associate director of research at Centaline. Photo: Felix Wong
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