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China appears to have avoided a meltdown in its real estate market this year, but home sales are continuing to slide, according to official figures released this week.
In a report released this week, China’s National Bureau of Statistics revealed… Read More>>
China appears to have avoided a meltdown in its real estate market this year, but home sales are continuing to slide, … Read more>>>
Housing prices continued to fall last month across China, but the rate of decline decreased by more than half following government moves to ease credit.
A survey published on Friday by a real estate data provider belonging to Soufun indicated… Read More>>
Housing prices continued to fall last month across China, but the rate of decline decreased by more than half following … Read more>>>
The Chinese government recently unleashed a barrage of measures to prop up demand for housing following several months of falling prices and slowing sales, and at least one international ratings agency believes this is about to start turning the market… Read More>>
The Chinese government recently unleashed a barrage of measures to prop up demand for housing following several months … Read more>>>
The head of China’s biggest real estate website is confident that China’s real estate market is not about to crash, but investors could be in for some tough times over the next 10-12 months.
Vincent Mo, who founded Soufun.com (recently… Read More>>
The head of China's biggest real estate website is confident that China's real estate market is not about to crash, but … Read more>>>
China’s housing prices fell for a fifth straight month in September, but a slowdown in the rate of the price slide holds out hope that the government’s spate of limited stimulus measures may be taking hold.
New data released yesterday… Read More>>
China's housing prices fell for a fifth straight month in September, but a slowdown in the rate of the price slide holds … Read more>>>
With three of the world’s largest cities within its boundaries and an urbanisation plan expected to move 100 million more citizens into its metropolises over the next several years, diminutive urban areas would not appear to be among China’s problems.
With three of the world's largest cities within its boundaries and an urbanisation plan expected to move 100 million … Read more>>>
Residential real estate sales in China continued to slide in September, as the government’s attempts at rekindling demand so far seem to have had little effect on market sentiment.
Sales of new homes were down 10.8 percent from January through… Read More>>
Residential real estate sales in China continued to slide in September, as the government's attempts at rekindling … Read more>>>
In recent months China’s government has quickly launched a variety of measures aimed at slowing the slide in its residential real estate market, and the rollback of a five percent tax on second-hand housing sales may be the next step… Read More>>
In recent months China's government has quickly launched a variety of measures aimed at slowing the slide in its … Read more>>>
In the latest in a round of easing measures to support its slowing economy, China’s central bank is said to be planning to inject RMB 200 billion ($32.6 billion) in funding into the banking system.
The move made known by… Read More>>
In the latest in a round of easing measures to support its slowing economy, China's central bank is said to be planning … Read more>>>
China’s ongoing decline in housing demand is continuing to hurt land sales, as the country’s property developers have begun shying away from big site acquisitions. The trend towards caution in land buys is a dramatic reversal from last year’s record… Read More>>
China's ongoing decline in housing demand is continuing to hurt land sales, as the country's property developers have … Read more>>>
