China's Real Estate Market: Maintaining Stability Amidst Unsettling Expectations
The Chinese government's efforts to stabilize the real estate market have yielded positive results, according to Shen Jianzhong, head of the Housing and Real Estate Industry Department of the Ministry of Construction. At the recent China Real Estate Industry Association meeting, Shen emphasized that several ministries and commissions are working together to research and study policies for maintaining the market's stability. The real estate market is expected to maintain its previous trend, with rational growth in the supply of commodity houses, steady price rises, and a slowdown in investment growth. However, Shen pointed out that the sector's irrational structure of varieties of commodity houses remains a pressing issue.
Key Takeaways:
- The Chinese government's macro control efforts have helped the real estate market develop as expected, with a focus on maintaining rational growth in supply, steady price rises, and slowing investment growth.
- Shen Jianzhong highlighted the need to adjust the sector's irrational structure of varieties of commodity houses, which will be a major task for the country in the coming period.
- Several ministries and commissions are working together to research and study policies for stabilizing the real estate market.
- Related departments are drafting policies on adjusting the structure of residential building, including land supply, small and midsize apartment construction, taxation, credit, and real name house purchase mechanisms.
- The government aims to expand public funds to support these efforts.
Statistics:
- The real estate market is expected to maintain the basic trend as in the second half of last year, with rational growth in supply, steady price rises, and slowing investment growth.
- The sector's irrational structure of varieties of commodity houses remains a pressing issue, with related departments working to adjust the structure of residential building.
- Several ministries and commissions are involved in researching and studying policies for stabilizing the real estate market, with a focus on policy coordination.
Sources:
- AEI China Daily, Apr 13, 1858, XINHUA News Agency