Market

Shenzhen Bay Research Institute Data: New Home Purchases Up 50% MoM, 17% YoY Shenzhen's new home market has shown remarkable vitality in the first half of August 2026, with preliminary data from the Shenzhen Bay (贝壳) Research Institute

Secondary Transactions Account for 50.4% of National Housing Sales in H1 2026 For the first time in China's modern housing history, secondary home transactions overtook new home sales in terms of total volume during the first half

Month-to-Date Data Shows Tier-1 Cities Outperforming National Average While August traditionally marks a slow period for China's property market due to summer heat and the post-summer holiday lull, tier-one city housing markets have defied the seasonal pattern in

300-City Residential Land Sales Data: 'Volume Reduction With Quality Focus' China's land market in the first eight months of 2026 continued to operate in a "volume reduction with quality focus" mode, with core tier-one

National Statistics Bureau Releases July 2026 Price Data China's property market showed further signs of stabilisation in July 2026, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on August 17. While new home prices across

New Construction Wave Takes Shape Shanghai's commercial real estate sector is entering a significant new supply cycle, with city planning authorities releasing details of more than 60 new commercial projects with a combined gross floor area of 2.

Commercial Expansion Shanghai is experiencing a major wave of commercial development in 2026, with plans to open over 60 new commercial projects throughout the year. These projects will add more than 2.9 million square meters of new commercial space

Market Overview China's housing market in 13 key cities recorded total transactions of approximately 18.88 million square meters in July 2026, according to research from CRIC. This represents an 11.56% month-on-month decline but a 7.03%

A Structural Shift China's housing market has crossed a historic threshold in 2026. According to data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, second-hand home transactions have officially exceeded new home sales for the first time, accounting