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<HK Home>CKA Justin Chiu Foresees Full-yr Home Prices to Rise at Least 5%
Justin Chiu, executive director of CK ASSET (01113.HK), stated that the recent decline in HIBOR, paired with the easing of the tariff war between China and the US, and the absence ...
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Justin Chiu, executive director of CK ASSET (01113.HK)  +0.150 (+0.456%)    Short selling $34.73M; Ratio 28.438%   , stated that the recent decline in HIBOR, paired with the easing of the tariff war between China and the US, and the absence of negative news in 2H25, have cheered up the market.

He predicted that property prices will hike 5-7% for the entire year, with transaction volumes also surpassing last year's figures. The current major concern is the excessive inventory of new projects, which makes it difficult for property prices to rise radically.

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When the inventory of new projects falls to around 10,000 units, it will provide stronger support for property prices, Chiu foresaw, estimating that developers will gradually increase the volume of new project launches in the next one to two weeks.
(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2025-05-20 16:25.)

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