Key Takeaway: China’s new home prices fell 5.9% in October year-on-year, marking the steepest
Official data revealed that China's new home prices dropped for the 16th consecutive month, falling 5.9% in October compared to the previous year. However, the month-on-month decline slowed to 0.5%, the smallest since March, from 0.7% in September.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) noted narrowing price declines across tier-one, tier-two, and tier-three cities, hinting at potential stabilization. Additionally, 75.9% of respondents in an NBS survey expect home prices to stabilize or rise within the next six months, an increase of 17.6 percentage points from the previous poll.
Key Developments in the Property Sector:
- Government Measures: Authorities have introduced tax incentives and lowered borrowing costs, including a 25 basis-point cut in benchmark lending rates in October.
- Home Deliveries: Policymakers delivered 2.85 million pre-sold homes nationwide as of Nov 13, addressing a major concern for buyers.
- Market Sentiment Shift: Three cities reported year-on-year home price growth in October, up from two in September.
Despite these measures, the property market’s recovery remains fragile, with ongoing efforts required to restore confidence and demand.
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