China’s Property Sector Shifts to Sustainable Growth
China’s property sector is transitioning from rapid expansion to sustainable growth, driven by green strategies, policy shifts, and market stabilization for a more resilient future.
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China’s property sector is transitioning from rapid expansion to sustainable growth, driven by green strategies, policy shifts, and market stabilization for a more resilient future.
Shanghai’s financial hub rolls out six new measures to boost its property market, sparking a jump in inquiries and visits as fall consumption season nears.
Beijing has relaxed homebuying rules, letting buyers—residents and non-residents alike—purchase unlimited homes outside the fifth ring road and boosting second-home loans.
The Chinese mainland launches new standards for residential buildings, focusing on safe, smart, sustainable, and comfortable homes to boost real estate.
Spain’s housing crisis intensifies as locals face evictions for tourist let conversions, challenging families with soaring rents and high home prices.
Premier Li Qiang calls for measures to boost domestic consumption and revamp the real estate market, igniting China’s economic potential.
The Chinese mainland’s new plan boosts consumer confidence and stabilizes stock and real estate markets with innovative measures.
February data from the NBS show that home prices in major cities across the Chinese mainland remained stable, with a slight 0.1% rise in first-tier new builds.
China’s Housing Minister Ni Hong announces measures to stabilize the real estate market, including strong financing support and accelerated urban renovations. 🏠📈
Chinese Premier Li Qiang unveils plans to stabilize the economy and real estate market, focusing on urban redevelopment and risk mitigation in local governments.