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How broad is a rise in home prices? How many estates actually take part?
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The question asks how broad a rise in home prices is, and how many estates take part.
Breadth is a count: how many estates have rising prices or sales. This page has no transaction count and no count of estates. That figure is not on this page yet.
The CCL reading below is an index. An index level does not say how many estates took part.
The four regional gaps compare four regional indexes with the overall index. They are not a count of estates.
The only home-price series on this page is the CCL reading below, and the gaps between the four regions and overall CCL.
Centaline's public page Fetched on 2026-10-03. That page says the latest release is 2026-10-02, covering 2026-09-21 to 2026-09-27.
Latest CCL 160.1
The public page says the index for the first week of July 1997 is 100. In the series read this time, the reading on 1997-07-06 is 100.
The four region readings and the overall CCL were read from the same public page. The gap is those two readings subtracted. Centaline did not publish it as a separate figure.
| Region readings from the same page | Reading | Gap versus CCL |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong Island | 163.54 | +3.44 |
| Kowloon | 159.93 | −0.17 |
| New Territories East | 174.75 | +14.65 |
| New Territories West | 144.04 | −16.06 |