property slump
Coverage of property slump in the Nexus archive.
- China’s next export is the world’s factory itself
China's export boom is reaching its limits, prompting a shift to exporting factories, technologies, and brands. Weak consumer confidence and a prolonged property slump are reducing domestic demand, increasing reliance on overseas markets.
- China’s next export is the world’s factory itself
China is shifting from its traditional export model to exporting factories, technologies, and brands as economic limits emerge. Weak consumer confidence and a property slump are reducing domestic demand, forcing manufacturers to rely more on overseas markets.
- Buyers hunt bargains amid signs that China’s home prices are bottoming out
Buyers in major Chinese cities like Shanghai are actively seeking bargains as home prices show signs of bottoming out after a six-year slump. Policy easing and halved prices for some flats have boosted broker confidence in the market.