A sharp rise in month-on-month sales indicates the real estate market may have bottomed out, but it still faces considerable headwinds, consultancy says

Government efforts to stimulate the sector have fallen short, forcing localities to turn to stronger measures

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Widespread Chinese government measures fail to move the needle in spurring a market hammered by Covid controls and a sagging economy

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While local governments have taken steps to stimulate the ailing sector, both supply and demand remain weak

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Top 100 developers saw sales value drop 52.7% in March while fundraising plunged, report shows

Government-backed firms accounted for six of the top 10 developers by sales in the first two months

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Money raised by 100 of the country’s biggest real estate companies fell 58.8% in February, while offshore debt sales sank more than two-thirds

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Top 100 developers saw their sales collapse by nearly half in February from the previous year

Since mid-January, 15 provinces and cities relaxed homebuying requirements, cutting down payments and interest rates

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January sales from the top 100 developers fell 39.6% year-on-year, and are set to get worse in February

Of China’s 31 provinces, 23 recorded declines in sales of land-use rights in 2021, showing the effect of the property market’s woes on local budgets

Some analysts say home sales will fall again this year and more developers will default on their debts

Local governments have been trying to coax cash-strapped developers back to the market after they were hit in the wallet by an ongoing deleveraging campaign that saw prices slump

Sales of the top 100 developers were down by 37.6% in November, report says