China's property prices to rise in 2023, sales to fall more slowly: Reuters poll

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BEIJING : China's property sector will remain weak but will see a gradual recovery in 2023, economists said in a Reuters poll, expecting further stimulus measures and looser COVID-19 curbs to support the crisis-stricken sector next year.New home prices are expected to fall in the first half of next year b

BEIJING : China's property sector will remain weak but will see a gradual recovery in 2023, economists said in a Reuters poll, expecting further stimulus measures and looser COVID-19 curbs to support the crisis-stricken sector next year.

"For 2023, property indexes are expected to see a turning point and consumer confidence will improve with the economy completely stabilised after COVID restrictions ease," said Li Zongguang, chief economist at China Renaissance Holdings Limited.Woes in China's real estate market, which accounts for about a quarter of its $17 trillion economy, deepened in October, weighed down by COVID-19 curbs and industry-wide problems.

Property sales were seen slumping 5.0 per cent in the first half of 2023, a smaller drop than the 15.0 per cent fall forecast in the September poll. Economists expected a 1.0 per cent slump in sales for the whole of 2023, the survey showed.

 

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