China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby winston » Wed Jan 08, 2025 7:21 am

China’s residential foreclosures increase in 2024 amid property slump

The number of repossessed homes up for auction stood at 370,000 in 2024, up from 364,000 in 2023

A total of 117,000 repossessed homes were successfully sold with the total value of transactions at 163.6 billion yuan (S$30.4 billion), a 1.9 per cent year-on-year decrease.

Total foreclosures, including commercial, residential and industrial properties, land, garages and parking spaces, totalled 768,000 units, a slight 0.9 per cent decrease from 2023, the survey showed.

The majority of foreclosed homes were found in tier-three and tier-four cities, with a total of 63,871, according to the company. There were 45,997 foreclosed homes in tier-two cities and 6,994 in tier-one cities.


Source: Reuters

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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby winston » Thu Jan 23, 2025 11:32 am

Weak China Property Market

China’s property market downturn is likely to persist this year with slower home sales and construction activity,hobbled by “structural challenges” including oversupply and lower affordability, according to Fitch Ratings.

The value of new home sales was expected to fall 15 per cent to about 7.3 trillion yuan (US$1 trillion), reflecting a 5 per cent decline in the average selling price and a 10 per cent drop in gross floor area, the rating company said on Wednesday.

Source: SCMP
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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby winston » Tue Feb 25, 2025 7:53 am

China developers buy land at 20% premium in bet on market bottom

The renewed interest in land deals signals some state-backed developers are betting on an eventual rebound in the housing market

The number of land parcels that sold for at least 20 per cent above the asking price accounted for 37 per cent of deals this year. That compares with just 14 per cent for all of last year and 4.6 per cent in 2023.

Seven out of the 10 transactions this year involved state buyers, including China Resources Land, China Overseas Land & Investment, Poly Developments and Holdings Group, and mixed-ownership firm Greentown China Holdings.

More cities are encouraging land purchases by easing terms, including relaxing limits on how much profit developers can make selling new homes.


Source: Bloomberg

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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby winston » Mon Mar 10, 2025 8:01 am

China cities get leeway to clear homes inventory

China is considering scrapping a price cap for local governments buying unsold apartments.

Under the proposal, local authorities across the country will no longer be subject to a price ceiling equivalent to the cost of affordable homes in the same neighborhood.

The move, which has yet to be finalized, may give city and provincial officials greater autonomy in offering competitive prices and ease the financial burden of developers.

For China's affordable housing, local governments can only sell them to qualified buyers at no more than 5 percent profit after taking into account land and construction costs.


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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby behappyalways » Mon Mar 24, 2025 7:09 pm

Is the "house buying invincible" myth broken?
The young generation in mainland China enjoys renting houses.
Buying houses in small cities to live

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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby behappyalways » Sat Mar 29, 2025 7:46 pm

Housing prices are as cheap as cabbage!
Mainland youth move to fourth-tier cities to buy property


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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby winston » Thu Apr 24, 2025 2:07 pm

Citi says ‘good time’ to accumulate Chinese property stocks

(April 24): Citigroup Inc strategists called on investors to build positions in Chinese property stocks, as policy support and better management practices are expected to improve the sector’s profitability.

“We reckon it is a good time to accumulate China property sector over a two-year horizon, with ongoing return-on-equity (ROE) improvement on asset turn and pricing”.

Citi’s call comes after the brokerage turned less bearish on the sector in February, citing policy hopes and signs that sales are stabilising.

The analysts said they expect “positive support” from the Politburo meeting in late April, after Premier Li Qiang urged officials to strengthen their efforts to nurture the real estate market.

The latest data showed China’s home price decline eased again in March, before a trade war with the US intensified.

Citi said while April is a low season for new home sales, the outlook is positive for June given active housing replenishments that took place earlier.

The analysts also cited top management changes at firms including China Vanke Co and Greentown China Holdings Ltd as a reflection of “strengthened control to enhance shareholders’ value by optimising management efficiency and structure”.

HSBC Holdings plc analysts also turned more positive towards the sector, seeing an ROE recovery for leading developers, which will lead to earnings upgrades.

“The convergence of low rates, a supply squeeze and credit normalisation presents a cocktail of conditions, that are driving a structural property market recovery,” HSBC analysts including Michelle Kwok wrote in a note.

Despite the emerging optimism, the ailing sector is struggling to win back investors after a multi-year slump

Source: Bloomberg

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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby winston » Mon May 05, 2025 7:54 am

China property market heats up in core cities amid recovery led by policy moves

China’s property market shows signs of recovery as developers bid for prime plots, driven by relaxed price caps

China’s property market is showing new signs of life as developers bid for rare, centrally located plots, amid a retreat from strict price caps and a growing shift toward high-quality housing demand.

The average land premium in 22 major cities on the mainland has hovered at around 20 per cent for four consecutive months this year – well above the 5 to 10 per cent range seen in 2024 – after local governments started to relax price ceilings, according to a report from the China Index Academy.

Analysts said this was an early sign of a potential recovery in the housing market, though structural challenges remain.

Source: SCMP

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Re: China - Housing 06 (Nov 21 - Dec 26)

Postby behappyalways » Mon Jun 16, 2025 8:26 pm

China's home prices fall faster as officials pledge support
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