China’s 2016 housing boom continued to taper off in June as growth in average home prices slowed again following purchase restrictions in the largest cities. Also, one of the mainland’s biggest developers signs up to invest $5 billion in India,… Read More>>
54% Jump in Suzhou Home Prices Triggers Govt Clampdown
In a sign of real estate policy tightening outside of China’s first-tier cities, Suzhou’s city government has responded to rocketing prices in its land and property markets by calling off land auctions and preparing a series of sales restrictions to… Read More>>
Shanghai Home Sales Rise 184% as 1st Tier Cities Lead Housing Surge
Home sales in Shanghai nearly tripled last month – rising by 184 percent compared to March 2015, as residents of China’s commercial capital rushed to buy housing in the face of surging prices and looming cooling measures aimed at taming… Read More>>
Is Beijing Blessing a Housing Bubble to Rekindle Economic Growth?
China has made reduction of unsold housing inventories in the nation’s lower tier cities one of its central goals for 2016, as the country’s leadership looks for ways to spur growth in an economy which last year slipped to its… Read More>>
Shenyang Tries Ditching Downpayments and More China Real Estate Headlines 2016-03-02
One of China’s most challenged real estate markets tries out a no money down policy on home sales, while housing prices in most of the biggest cities on the mainland continued to rise in February. Also, one of the region’s… Read More>>
1 Suicide and 11 Arrested Over Shenzhen Landslide — And More China Real Estate Headlines 2016-01-03
The real estate world is back online after a brief holiday respite, and we hope all of you are ready for the deals, data, and other goings-on in 2016. Here’s the biggest real estate headlines for Greater China today:
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First Tier Cities Dominate China’s Housing Recovery as Shenzhen Prices Climb 44%
China’s largest cities continued to reap the largest share of the country’s housing rebound during November as home prices rose by an average of 17.9 percent in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen, compared to the same month a year ago…. Read More>>
Vanke Stock Surges After IMF Recognises Yuan and More China Real Estate Headlines 2015-12-03
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Vanke Stock Surges After IMF Recognises Yuan
China Vanke Co. jumped the most in five months and a gauge of real… Read More>>
What’s Happening to China’s Home Prices? Take the 7 Question Survey!
No one has all of the answers about what’s going on in China’s real estate industry, but Mingtiandi is betting that together this site’s readers have some important answers to which way the market is headed.
So we put together… Read More>>
Can Shenzhen and Shanghai Create a China Real Estate Recovery?
The average price of a new home in China went up by 0.2 percent in October, but that’s only if you don’t count most of the housing being sold.
The latest figures from China’s National Bureau of Statistics were published… Read More>>
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