The
bureau said property investment rose 13.7 percent year on year in the
first seven months to 5.04 trillion yuan (US$819 billion), 0.4
percentage points down from the first half of this year and 1
percentage point down from the January-May period.
The
investment in residential properties, which accounted for 68.2
percent of the total, rose 13.3 percent year on year, compared with a
13.7 percent growth for the first six months of 2014.
The
slower growth accompanied a faster fall in area and volume of
property sales.
In
the first seven months, 564.8 million square meters were sold, down
7.6 percent year on year. The drop was 1.6 percentage points steeper
than the decline seen in the first half of the year.
Property
sales volume fell 8.2 percent on year during this period, compared
with a drop of 6.7 percent in the January-June period.
The
property development climate index compiled by the bureau fell
slightly by 0.02 points from June to 94.82 points in July.
China’s
property sector has been cooling since the start of the year, with
the growth of key indicators such as property investment slowing for
six straight months.
New
home prices in 55 of an official sample of 70 major cities dropped
month on month in June, compared with 35 in May. New house prices
fell in first-tier cities Shanghai, Guangzhou and Tianjin, but not in
Beijing.
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ReplyDeletehaving an increase in the inventory of their properties it's logical that they prefer to start circulating the capital instead of having it stalled without profits with this, with more circulation of the capital it will be more opportunities of increasing the numbers.
ReplyDeleteBad news, i hope the investment in real states increase in this months, i really hope so.
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ReplyDeleteno matter if the market moves slowly at a constant time improve over the years
ReplyDeleteseems that the market is slowly improving, good
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ReplyDeleteI'm Worried new house prices fell in first-tier cities Shanghai, Guangzhou and Tianjin, but not in Beijing because The slower growth accompanied a faster fall in area and volume of property sales, I hope that improves
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