A recent survey reveals that new home prices in China have increased, indicating potential stabilization in the property market despite ongoing challenges.
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New data shows that the prices of new homes in China have risen at a faster pace in November, indicating potential stabilization. However, the property market remains in a downturn, and challenges persist.
Chinese policymakers have implemented measures such as tax breaks and reduced down payments for homebuyers to improve affordability and ease home purchasing restrictions.
Experts like Ying Wang from Fitch Ratings are cautious, noting that while there is marginal improvement, consistent market sustainability is questionable without significant strides in corporate earnings, employment, and income outlooks.
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Official home price data from China's National Bureau of Statistics is expected to be released on December 16.
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