China has unveiled a series of initiatives to revitalise its struggling property market following the sharpest decline in house prices in a decade.
China has unveiled a series of initiatives to revitalise its struggling property market following the sharpest decline in house prices in a decade.
The severity of China’s property crisis escalated last month, marked by a significant drop in housing sales and a reduction in new construction projects.
Recent data reveals a resurgence in the housing market, fueled by a competitive mortgage pricing battle. December saw the highest number of newly agreed sales since March 2022, as reported
John Lewis plans to build 10,000 homes over the next decade as the high-profile giant seeks to boost its fortunes through home ownership.