Policy Adjustments Spark Recovery in China’s Real Estate Market
In 2024, policy adjustments by the Chinese mainland’s government sparked a recovery in the real estate market, balancing supply and demand and stabilizing housing prices.
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In 2024, policy adjustments by the Chinese mainland’s government sparked a recovery in the real estate market, balancing supply and demand and stabilizing housing prices.
China’s real estate industry is thriving as new policies boost growth, especially in big cities like Chengdu. CGTN’s Zheng Songwu reports on the positive impact and renewed optimism in the property market.
China’s real estate market is stabilizing as new government policies boost transaction volumes and developer confidence, signaling a positive shift after earlier challenges in the sector.
China’s Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announced new policies to boost the real estate market, including lifting home purchase restrictions and reducing loan interest rates.
China announces new measures to stabilize its property sector, planning to double approved loans for real estate projects to over four trillion yuan by the end of the year.
China’s home sales surged during the National Day holiday following government stimulus measures, signaling a potential rebound in the real estate market.
China’s commercial banks have approved over 5,000 ‘white list’ real estate projects with financing nearing 1.4 trillion yuan, boosting financial support to stabilize the housing market and protect buyers.
China’s new real estate policies aim to reduce housing surplus and promote growth, showing early positive effects in some cities.
China introduces new measures to boost its real estate market, with government acquisition of pre-owned homes seen as the most effective way to reduce unsold housing inventory and stimulate demand.
China introduces targeted measures to stabilize its real estate sector amid challenges of debt, weak demand, and falling prices, aiming to promote healthy development and meet residents’ housing needs.