The latest polls in Hong Kong show that 21.5%of the respondents believe that it is the right time to buy a building, an increase of 5.6 percentage points from last year. It is believed that the proportion of high levels of property prices has also decreased.
According to the Hong Kong Sakai News Agency, the latest polls of the Asia -Pacific Institute of the Chinese University of Hong Kong show that there are 56.1%of Hong Kong citizens who are not a suitable time to buy a house, a decrease of 4.1 percentage points from last year's survey.
The survey shows that 54.9%of the respondents believe that the burden on house expenditure in houses, including building costs, rent, rates, management fees, maintenance costs, etc.Compared with last year's similar survey, the proportion of respondents who felt heavy or very heavy rose by 4.9 and 3.3 percentage points, respectively.
The survey also found that 75.8%of the respondents believe that the current level of residential property prices in Hong Kong is too high, 14.4%feels appropriate, and only 1.8%think it is too low.Compared with last year's survey, the proportion of respondents with high levels of property prices fell by 6.6 percentage points.
As for the forecast of residential property prices in the next year, 35.8%of the respondents are expected to be similar to that of property prices now. Those who believe that they will fall by 30.8%, and 22.7%are expected to rise.Among the respondents who are expected to fall in property prices, 36.6%believe that property prices will drop by less than less than 10%, and another 20.9%believe that it may fall by more than 20%.
In addition, the survey also found that 80.2%of the respondents believe that it is important or very important to have a self -employed property, and only 14.9%of the respondents say it is not important or very unimportant.
