Local governments across the mainland continue to do their best to stamp out demand for housing this month as at least seven cities in northern, eastern and southern China introduced new regulations restricting home sales transactions in the last week.
Mingtiandi Explains China Rule Changes to Investment Forum
China’s government took another major step towards liberalising cross-border transactions last week, and an audience of over 100 property professionals were in Shanghai to hear Mingtiandi founder Michael Cole explain the impact of this latest policy change at an international… Read More>>
China Average Home Prices Fall Again Spurring Rate Cuts
January’s rebound in home prices across China appears to have been short-lived as the average price of new housing sold in China during February slid by 0.24 percent nationwide compared to the previous month, according to a recent survey.
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PBOC Cuts Interest Rates to Spark Sagging Real Estate Sector
In a surprise move late on Friday, China’s central bank cut interest rates for the first time in more than two years, and the move appears largely aimed at spurring real estate sales.
The People’s Bank of China’s (PBOC) announcement… Read More>>
China Plans $32.6B Bank Injection to Counter Market Slide
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.
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Jinan Lifts Home Purchase Restrictions Amid Housing Glut
The capital of eastern China’s Shandong province will now allow potential buyers to purchase as many homes as they would like, regardless of whether or not they are residents.
The move by the city of Jinan was confirmed by officials… Read More>>
Guess Not Hohhot! Inner Mongolian City Backtracks on Real Estate Rules
The capital of Inner Mongolia seems to have succeeded in finding out how far a Chinese city can go in rolling back policy restrictions on home sales, and the answer appears to be “not quite that far.”
After the government… Read More>>
Shanghai Land Sales Drop to Lowest Point in 12 Months as Supply Dwindles
The value of land sold in Shanghai during the month of March dipped to less than RMB 10 billion, the lowest volume since April 2013, as the city appears to be reducing the amount of land made available on the… Read More>>
China to Establish National Real Estate Registration System
China will set up a bureau for real estate registration to facilitate property management reform, China’s top land and resources regulator said on Saturday.
The establishment of the bureau is designed to improve unified system design for registration as China will spell out related regulations this year, Xu Deming, vice minister of land and resources said at a work-planning meeting.
China Home Prices Jump in Oct – Guangzhou Up 21 pc – Today’s China Real Estate Links | November 20, 2013
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
New home prices in China’s four major cities rose… Read More>>