Up or Down? (April 2018)
31/05/2018
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Sales Prices of Residential Buildings in 70 Medium and Large-sized Cities in April 2018
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The house prices in 70 major Chinese cities have experienced fewer fluctuations over the past year. Prices of first-hand and second-hand homes in smaller cities, known as tier-2 or tier-3 had the price gains, rather than 1st tier cities. New house prices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen saw minor drops, compared to the same month last year.

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​I. Sales Prices of Newly Constructed Residential Buildings (excluding affordable housing).

Year-on-Year price changes:
  • Increased in 59 cities (top 5 cities are Harbin 12%, Xi'an 11.2%, Beihai 11.1%, Dalian 10.9%, Kunming 10.4%)
  • 1 city (Quanzhou) remained at the same level
  • Decreased in 10 cities (Shenzhen 2.2%, Wuxi 2%, Fuzhou 1.7%, Nanjing 1.6%, Guangzhou 0.8%, Beijing 0.7%, Hefei 0.6%, Zhengzhou 0.4%, Hangzhou 0.3%, Shanghai 0.2%)
 
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​​II. Sales Prices of Second-Hand Residential Buildings.
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​Year-on-Year price changes:
  • Increased in 62 cities (top 5 cities are Urumqi 15%, Xi'an 9.4%, Harbin 9.1%, Taiyuan 8.7%, Jining 8.4%)
  • No city remained at the same level
  • Decreased in 8 cities (Beijing 6.9%, Xiamen 5.2%, Zhengzhou 2.3%, Shanghai 2%, Tianjin 0.6%, Shijiazhuang 0.4%, Jinan 0.1%, Nanjing 0.1%)
 
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