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China’s housing prices continued to rise for the fourth straight month in July, according to an official government survey, with the country’s largest cities showing the fastest price increases.
A report on China’s real estate market by the National Bureau… Read More>>
Several months of policy tweaking by Chinese authorities appears to have revived home sales, but the country’s all important real estate sector has yet to see a revival in investment levels, according to newly released figures from China’s National Bureau… Read More>>
Average home prices rose for the third straight month in China during June, as the country’s consumers regain their appetite for real estate following a one year slowdown in the market.
The average price per square metre for new housing,… Read More>>
New home prices climbed in 20 out of 70 major Chinese cities last month compared to April, as the country’s home market continues to see signs of recovery after a year-long slide.
Among the 70 urban centres surveyed each month… Read More>>
China’s new home sales rose by 30 percent in May, as government moves to cut interest rates and remove home purchase restrictions appear to have succeeded in luring buyers back into the market.
The nation’s property developers seem less convinced… Read More>>
Home prices in China showed further promise of a recovery in the housing market during April following a barrage of stimulus from the government.
A survey of 70 of China’s largest cities by the National Bureau of Statistics showed that… Read More>>
China’s housing market continued to show signs of recovery in April with sales of new homes climbing on a annualised basis for the first time in over a year.
Sales of new housing nationwide grew to RMB 485.4 billion ($78.2… Read More>>
It’s only been a few days since China cut interest rates to revive a slowing economy and boost property sales, but the monetary measure already seems to be raising confidence among the country’s listed real estate developers.
A survey of… Read More>>
China’s housing prices are in for continued adjustment, according to Zhu Min, a deputy managing director of the IMF, and the reason for the ongoing downward pressure on the market is one billion square metres of unoccupied buildings.
That… Read More>>
Prices are rising in more cities, more homes are selling, and even land sales have rebounded. If China weren’t still piling up more unsold homes the real estate market would look more encouraging than it has since the country’s property… Read More>>
