Shanghai has vowed to assure the supply of daily necessities to all its 25 million people by solving the "last 100-meter" problem on Thursday. With over 20,000 local new infections, including 322 ... ( read original story ...)
Onshore property bonds rally on ‘recovering sentiment’
Domestic and dollar bonds issued by a variety of Chinese real estate companies saw a rebound in prices after the country's three-day Qing Ming holiday, benefitting from recent supportive measures ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: e-commerce hub Hangzhou’s shopping centres put on high alert for possible infected travellers from Shanghai
Around 1,000 people were locked down in a large Hangzhou shopping centre from Tuesday night to early Wednesday morning, as the city enforces preventive measures against Covid-19 infection. ( read original story ...)
Virus outbreak adds to Chinese economy’s property pain
Economists are pessimistic about the Chinese economy as escalating measures to suppress COVID-19 and a troubled property sector add pressure on growth. ( read original story ...)
Bargain hunters lift Beijing’s secondary home market to 7-month high in March, but Shenzhen, Shanghai hit by Covid-19 lockdowns
Transactions of lived-in homes in China's capital almost double to 15,771 in March from a month earlier Covid-19 lockdowns hit markets in Shenzhen and Shanghai, where deals slumped 75 per cent and 32 ... ( read original story ...)
More than 60 Chinese cities ease policies on property market
Yan Yuejin, research director at Shanghai-based E-house China R&D Institute ... Chinese authorities have unveiled a series of measures to prop up the property market since the beginning of this year, ... ( read original story ...)
Rental market boom is a silver lining for China’s property sector
A liquidity crisis has called into question the way Chinese developers financed and built homes, and shattered confidence among homebuyers and investors With Xi Jinping prioritising affordable rental ... ( read original story ...)