China Mortgage Subsidy Speeds Up to Ease Homebuying
China's first central-government mortgage subsidy is rolling out fast, cutting interest costs for first-home buyers and lifting holiday sales.
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China's first central-government mortgage subsidy is rolling out fast, cutting interest costs for first-home buyers and lifting holiday sales.
Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou unveil detailed rules phasing out China's pre-sales housing model, reshaping developer finance and buyer protections.
Guangzhou caps completed-home deposits at 5% of price, the loosest among China's first-tier cities, in a national shift away from pre-sold housing.
China's housing ministry declares a 'stock era' for real estate as second-hand home sales overtake new builds, signaling a structural shift in the market.
China unveiled a sweeping reform of real estate finance, extending mortgage terms to 40 years and mandating post-completion disbursement.
Beijing cuts homebuying social insurance to 1 year, raises housing fund loan caps to 3.4M yuan, and relaxes gift rules in market stabilization push.
China's June housing data shows narrowing year-on-year price declines across all city tiers, with first-tier cities posting fourth straight monthly gains.
State-owned developers pay steep premiums for prime land in top-tier Chinese cities, even as the national property market remains in a slump.
China's property market shows early stabilization signals as core cities lead recovery. Policy support boosts transactions and cuts inventory.
China accelerates Housing Provident Fund reform as idle balances hit 10.9 trillion yuan. New rules expand withdrawals for rent, renovations and more.
China's housing price declines narrowed across all city tiers in May 2026, with first-tier cities seeing monthly gains, signaling market stabilization.
New data shows 42% of Belgian homes were bought by singles in 2025, up from 40% in 2024. Young buyers aged 26-30 lead the trend.