Hong Kong property valuation, built quantitatively.
The same apartment gets three valuations from three surveyors. QPV applies a quantitative model to Hong Kong property: standardised inputs, explainable outputs, confidence ranges.
QPV is the first explainable, audit-trail-grade AVM purpose-built for Hong Kong residential property. Market risk teams decompose assets into standardised inputs, weight them, and output a price with a confidence range. We do the same for Hong Kong property. Inputs visible. Weights visible. Output is a band, not a guess.
Built on quantitative methods used in market valuation and risk management. Standardised inputs, defined weights, confidence ranges. The same rigor institutions apply to financial assets, applied to property.
Every number shows its drivers. Comparables visible. Weights visible. Audit trail mandatory. The opposite of black-box AI.
Built from HK transactions, HK building stock, HK regulatory context. Classified by HK typology. Not a retrofit.
Regulatory pressure puts your valuations under review. QPV gives you explainable, auditable, regulator-ready outputs.
Win more listings with defensible pricing. One PDF client report beats three surveyor opinions.
Know your number before a broker invents one. Same model institutional buyers use.
Hold valuation-grade data? Share it with us, get early platform access in return. Real estate firms, banks, government bodies, portfolio holders.
Hong Kong property data lives in silos. Land Registry, banks, brokerages, government, portfolio holders, all fragmented. We are building partnerships with organisations who hold valuation-grade data. In exchange, you get early access to QPV: benchmark your portfolio, test your own valuations, integrate the platform into your workflow.
Share transaction and listing data. Get portfolio benchmarking, district intelligence, and white-label client reports.
Share anonymised mortgage book data. Get institutional-grade valuations on your loan portfolio with full audit trail.
Share Land Registry extracts or sector data. Get a public-benefit pricing layer with full methodology disclosure.
Every HK AVM gives you a number. Most do not tell you how confident they are. The four standard metrics, the global direction, and how to read a valuation.
The 70 percent flat cap from 16 October 2024, what happens when the bank values low, and your options.
When the bank's AVM is enough, when you need a chartered surveyor, and how QPV fits between.
How AVMs work, PPE10 accuracy benchmarks, HKMA context, and how QPV compares to bank tools.