TREE NEWS reports: New-home transactions across 13 major Chinese cities were higher in the first seven days of September than a year earlier, with volumes in all four first-tier cities rising year-on-year. Second-tier cities were mixed, with Nanjing, Wuhan and Ningbo posting growth. Second-hand home transactions in all 12 cities tracked rose year-on-year over the same period.
China’s First-Tier Cities See New-Home Sales Rise Year-on-Year in Early September
AI take
The breadth of the year-on-year gains matters more than their size: all four first-tier new-home markets and every tracked second-hand market moved higher, while second-tier cities split. That divergence suggests the recovery is concentrated in the most liquid, policy-sensitive tier rather than broad-based, which is the distinction worth watching. Whether the second-tier laggards follow over the coming weeks is the open question, and it will shape how durable this early-September signal proves.
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