News & Insights Across Asia
China announces 2026 property market stabilization measures, focusing on inventory reduction, affordable housing conversions, and urban renewal projects to ensure sustainable growth.
China announces domestic demand expansion as 2026 economic priority, with 5% growth projected for 2025 and property market reforms underway.
Beijing’s second-hand home signings increased by 8% in November, boosted by policy measures aimed at invigorating the real estate market. The growth reflects renewed confidence among buyers and sellers.
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 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 has reaffirmed its commitment to attract and stabilize foreign investment, introducing new measures to improve its business environment and bolster economic growth.
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 major cities have introduced new real estate policies to stabilize and stimulate the property market, signaling a potential rebound and renewed confidence in the nation’s housing sector.
Beijing has eased homebuying restrictions for non-locals, lowering the requirement from five to three years of social insurance or tax payments, to boost the city’s property market.
China’s CPC leadership, headed by Xi Jinping, has unveiled new measures to bolster economic growth, focusing on fiscal and monetary policies and revitalizing the property market to stabilize the economy.
A dozen Chinese cities have enacted measures to support the real estate sector, reflecting Beijing’s efforts to mitigate risks. CGTN interviews JLL’s Anthony Couse on foreign investor interest.
Premier Li Qiang led a State Council meeting focusing on advancing venture capital, stabilizing the property market, and improving healthcare and business laws to enhance China’s economic development.
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 new property financing support measures to promote healthy development and restore confidence in the real estate sector.
Expert insights from Liu Yangsheng reveal China’s economic resilience amid property market adjustments and shifting global trade dynamics, highlighting its manufacturing strength and evolving role.
