
China’s Housing Market Shows Signs of Stabilization as Policy Measures Take Effect
China’s housing market decline eases in June as policy support boosts confidence, with first-tier cities showing slower price drops, according to official data.
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China’s housing market decline eases in June as policy support boosts confidence, with first-tier cities showing slower price drops, according to official data.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang outlines strategies to boost domestic consumption and stabilize real estate markets amid global economic challenges.
Home prices in major Chinese cities stabilized in February, with a slight 0.1% month-on-month increase in first-tier cities.
China’s latest government report outlines measures to stabilize the real estate sector, mitigate local government debts, and strengthen financial institutions for sustainable growth.
China’s first-tier cities saw a 0.1% rise in home prices in January, signaling market stabilization and narrowing year-on-year declines across various city tiers.