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Hong Kong Property Data: Estate Transactions, Listings and the CCL From Centaline, Midland and 28Hse

Hong Kong property data is scattered across agencies. Each publishes its own sale and rental listings, some publish transaction records, and the citywide Centa-City Leading Index (CCL) only describes an average across large estates — it cannot tell you what one estate actually traded at.

These actors pull the public pages of Centaline, Midland, 28Hse and SquareFoot. The guides show how to check an estate's real prices against the index, verify whether a listing is genuine and track how long rentals stay up. For a quick look without code, try the free estate lookup.

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ActorModesFieldsFrom
centaline-scraper-en search, detail, transactions, ccl 37 US$0.002 per item
midland-scraper-en search, transactions, estates 31 US$0.002 per item
28hse-scraper-en listing, detail 27 US$0.002 per item
squarefoot-scraper search 14 US$0.002 per item

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FAQ

Where can I get Hong Kong property transaction data?

Centaline and Midland both publish transaction records by estate. centaline-scraper and midland-scraper each have a transactions mode that returns them as rows you can analyse.

Is the CCL enough to price a specific flat?

No. The CCL is a weekly citywide index, and a single estate can move against it. Compare the estate's own recent transactions instead.