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No Change in Benchmark Rates China's Loan Prime Rate (LPR) — the market-guided benchmark lending rate — remained unchanged in June 2026, with the 1-year LPR fixed at 3.0% and the 5-year and above LPR at 3.5%. This
"Shrink and Upgrade" Becomes the Defining Theme China's land market in H1 2026 continues to be characterised by the "shrink and upgrade" (缩量提质) dynamic — declining overall transaction volumes but improving land quality in select
A Remarkable Divergence In the first half of 2026, China's second-hand housing market delivered a standout performance that sharply contrasts with the ongoing contraction in new home sales. While new property transactions struggled with double-digit percentage declines, the
Land Registry Data Confirms Revival Hong Kong's property market is firing on all cylinders. According to data from Centaline Property Agency, total building transactions (both residential and commercial) reached 9,428 deals in June 2026 — a 26-month high
Tier-1 Cities Show Definite Recovery Signs June 2026 housing price data across China's 70 major cities reveals a emerging divergence: tier-1 cities are leading a tentative price recovery, while tier-2 and tier-3 cities continue to lag. The figures
Official Data: A Challenging First Half China's National Bureau of Statistics released its comprehensive H1 2026 real estate data on July 15, painting a picture of a sector still navigating deep structural adjustments despite targeted policy support. The
A New Era of Coordinated Policy Response On July 7, 2026, six major Chinese ministries — including the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD) and the People's Bank of China (PBOC) — jointly launched a comprehensive, coordinated real estate
Beijing — As China's property market stabilizes, a quieter transformation is underway: the sector is being rebuilt around green construction, smart homes, and "new quality productive forces," turning housing from a volume game into a technology-and-efficiency one.
Beijing — China's rapidly aging population is opening a vast new frontier for real estate, as the "silver economy" turns elderly-care housing, age-friendly communities, and health-oriented living into one of the sector's few structural growth
Beijing — Local-government special bonds have emerged as a key financial weapon in China's campaign to drain excess real-estate inventory, with trillions of yuan earmarked to buy back idle land and existing homes — attacking the supply glut at its