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China's major cities see home prices rise, sparking stability hopes

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Used home prices in China's major cities saw an increase in April, signaling potential stability in the struggling property sector. First-tier cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou all experienced month-on-month price growth. While second- and third-tier cities still saw declines, the rate of decrease narrowed, and more cities overall reported stable or rising prices in both new and existing home markets. AI

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China's major cities see home prices rise, sparking stability hopes

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Cheryl Arcibal ·

    Rising secondary home prices in China’s major cities in April stoke hopes of stability

    Secondary home prices in mainland China’s major cities rose in April, according to official data, offering further encouraging signs that the struggling property sector is bottoming out, analysts said. Used home prices in the first-tier cities rose, led by Shanghai’s 0.7 per cent…

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