Property market data analysis: bank valuations turn from weak to positive

Since the Hong Kong government has completely withdrawn its measures from the property market, transactions in both the primary and secondary property markets have rebounded, and bank valuations have also changed from weak to positive. The Central Plains Valuation Index (major banks) CVI rebounded by more than 10 points in a single week, indicating that market confidence is gradually stabilizing.

Property market rebound trend

As the property market control policies implemented by the government are gradually relaxed, the confidence of buyers in the market is gradually increasing, and the transaction volume of both the primary and secondary property markets is showing an upward trend. This shows that the property market is gradually coming out of the downturn and investors are beginning to return to the market.

Bank valuations improve

The bank's valuation attitude has changed from weak to positive, which means that the bank's prediction of future prices in the property market is more optimistic. As market demand increases, banks' valuations of the property market have gradually increased, injecting more positive signals into the market.

Central Plains valuation index rebounds

The Central Plains Valuation Index (major bank) CVI rebounded by more than 10 points in a single week, showing the market's optimistic expectations for the future trend of the property market. Investors should pay close attention to changes in the Central Plains Valuation Index in order to adjust their investment strategies in a timely manner.

Market confidence stabilizes

As the property market rebounds, market confidence gradually stabilizes. Investors should remain vigilant and keep abreast of market trends in order to make wise investment decisions. Changes in the Central Plains Valuation Index will become an important reference for investors to judge market trends.