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Hong Kong Home Prices Up 1.4% in March, Rents Peak for Fifth Consecutive Month
Hong Kong Home Prices Continue Upward Trend
According to the latest official data, Hong Kong's lived-in home prices increased by 1.4% in March, leading to an accelerated first-quarter rise of 4.4%. This growth surpassed the 2.11% increase seen in the fourth quarter of 2025, demonstrating the property market's resilience despite uncertainties from the US-Israel war on Iran. The monthly increase in March was slightly slower than February's 1.8%.
Rental Prices Hit New Peaks, Market Resilient
The city’s rental prices also extended their peak for a fifth consecutive month, reinforcing the strength of the housing market. This sustained increase in both home prices and rents suggests a robust property market in Hong Kong, even amidst global geopolitical tensions. The market's performance indicates a positive outlook for investors.
*Source: SCMP (2026-04-28)*
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