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China's home prices continue to rise
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CHINA'S housing market continued to warm in February, with more than half of surveyed major cities reporting month-on-month rises in new home prices.
Of the 70 large and medium-sized cities surveyed in February, new home prices climbed month on month in 47, up from 38 the previous month, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Friday.
Meanwhile, 15 reported month-on-month price declines, down from 24 in January, according to NBS data.
On a yearly basis, 32 cities posted new-home price increases and 37 reported falls, compared with 25 and 45 in January.
New-home prices soared 57.8 percent year on year in the southern city of Shenzhen, the sharpest increase last month among all major cities, followed by Shanghai and Beijing, where prices surged 25.1 percent and 14.2 percent year on year. Northeastern city of Dandong registered the steepest price decline, dropping by 3.9 percent.
Prices for existing homes also warmed up last month, with 34 cities reporting higher month-on-month prices and 28 reporting lower prices.
China's property market started to recover in the second half of 2015 after cooling for more than a year, boosted by government support measures, including interest rate cuts and lower deposit requirements.
Last month, taxes on some property transactions were slashed and further reductions to the minimum downpayments for first- and second-time home buyers were announced.
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