China's new home prices rose 0.14% in September 2024, a slight increase from the previous month's 0.11% growth, according to data from a leading property research firm.
China Home PricesNew Home PricesChinese Real Estate MarketProperty ResearchReal Estate GrowthReal EstateOct 01, 2024
The growth rate of new home prices in China in September 2024 was 0.14%.
The growth rate of 0.14% in September 2024 is a slight improvement from the 0.11% growth rate seen in August 2024.
The Chinese real estate market has been experiencing a slowdown in recent months due to a combination of factors, including government regulations, a decrease in demand, and an oversupply of housing stock.
The Chinese real estate market is a significant contributor to the country's economic growth, accounting for a substantial portion of the country's GDP.
XYZ Property Research Firm is a leading provider of real estate market research and analysis in China, providing comprehensive data and insights on the Chinese property market.
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