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CITIC Construction Investment Securities: China Real Estate Has Entered the “Consumer Goods Era”
To understand the current reality of real estate in China and the direction of China's real estate policy, we need to pay full attention to the fact that real estate in China has moved from one big era (era of investment goods) to another (era of consumer goods).
Open Source Securities: Real estate investment and sales data continued to be low in April, and the market is still adjusting
Open Source Securities released a research report saying that after the Politburo meeting on April 30, the central government introduced a number of loose home purchase loan policies. Various regions lifted purchase restrictions in core cities such as Hangzhou and Xi'an due to city policies. The policy side was more active than before.
SDIC Securities: The new real estate policy goes hand in hand, and the collection and storage of state-owned assets is expected to accelerate and continue to be optimistic about the performance of building materials in the good production chain
The real estate industry has ushered in major favorable policies. Purchase restrictions have been relaxed in many places, and mortgage relaxation policies have exceeded expectations. Trade-in and state-owned assets collection and storage are expected to accelerate. The sales side and financing side are taking multiple measures together to help the building materials industry recover demand and improve repayments, and priority benefits for consumer building materials in the real estate chain.
China Likely to Roll Out More Property Easing Measures, GS Says
China is likely to roll out more property easing measures, especially on the demand side, Goldman Sachs analysts say in a research note. China's new housing stimulus measures announced Friday could st
China Eases Mortgage Rules in Latest Push to Aid Property Sector
Beijing has eased mortgage rules and urged local governments to buy unsold houses in some of policy makers' boldest moves yet to revive the property sector. Financial regulators said Friday that they
China's Aoyuan (03883) returns 7.69% and plans to sell Canadian M2M projects
Jinwu Financial News | China Aoyuan (03883) was pressured and temporarily reported at HK$0.24, down 7.69%, with a turnover of HK$5.587 million. The stock closed up 44% yesterday, with a cumulative increase of more than 100% over the previous three days. According to the news, China Aoyuan announced that on May 13, 2024, after signing the letter of intent, the seller Aoyuan Property Holdings (Canada) Ltd (a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company) entered into the agreement with the buyer Winnet Capital Ltd. Based on this, the seller conditionally agreed to the sale and the buyer had
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