
Chinese Mainland Real Estate Market Stabilizes and Grows with New Policies
The Chinese mainland’s real estate market shows signs of stabilization and growth, supported by new policies and increased transactions in major cities.
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The Chinese mainland’s real estate market shows signs of stabilization and growth, supported by new policies and increased transactions in major cities.
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development unveils ‘Four Cancellations, Four Reductions, Two Increases’ to boost the real estate sector by easing purchase restrictions and lowering loan rates.
Vietnam’s real estate tycoon Truong My Lan has her death sentence reduced to life imprisonment in the country’s largest financial fraud case.
China unveils new measures to stabilize its real estate market, including support for housing renovations and enhanced financing through the white list mechanism.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng advocates expanding financial support mechanisms to stabilize the housing market and boost economic recovery.
Paulson Institute’s Deborah Lehr highlights how the Chinese mainland’s government policies are boosting market confidence and driving economic growth.
China introduces a series of policies aimed at strengthening the economy, enhancing domestic demand, and supporting businesses to achieve stable and sustained growth.
China’s 2024 National Day holiday showcased a stabilizing economy with robust consumer activity and a rebounding real estate market, driven by effective policy measures.
The Chinese mainland introduces new policies to stabilize and boost its real estate market, aiming for a market rebound and enhanced economic growth.
Beijing announces new policies easing home-buying restrictions for non-locals to invigorate the city’s property market.