Asia real estate and outbound investment news
China’s attempts to rekindle its real estate industry began to show some results in November, when home sales reached their highest point of 2014, after the central bank spurred more mortgage lending.
According to November home sales figures from the… Read More>>
Continuing a decline that started in May, China’s new home prices fell an average of 0.78 percent in October, after looser credit rules and policy reversals helped to avoid a freefall in the country’s real estate market. The figures published… Read More>>
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>>
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 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>>
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>>
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>>
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>>
China’s major banks are expected to soon ease requirements for mortgage loans as the country’s government seeks to ease downward pressure on its housing market.
The anticipated move by the country’s big four state-run lenders, was reported yesterday in the… Read More>>
China’s housing prices slid for the fourth straight month in August as potential buyers continued to wait for lower prices despite removal of home purchase restrictions in many cities. According to new numbers released today by the National Bureau of… Read More>>
