The overall residential property price index for May to July 2025 stood at 194.0, down 1.1% from April to June, according to data from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC).
The index for existing residential units dropped 2.1% to 208.9, while the index for pre-sale units rose 8.3% to 232.8, boosted by new project launches. By location, indices for existing units declined 2.0% in the Macao Peninsula and 2.5% in Taipa and Coloane.
By building age, units between 11 and 20 years old fell 3.3%, while those over 20 years old dropped 2.5%. In contrast, units aged 6 to 10 years rose 0.5%.
Price indices for flats sized 75 to 99.9 square meters and under 50 square meters fell 3.5% and 1.3% respectively. Units in low-rise buildings (seven storeys or fewer) increased 1.9%, while those in taller buildings fell 1.7%. Year-on-year, the overall index declined 10.4%. LV
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