TREE NEWS reports: China’s National Bureau of Statistics on September 15 released commodity housing sales price changes for 70 large and medium-sized cities, along with national real estate market data for January through August. Yan Yuejin, vice president of the Shanghai E-House Real Estate Research Institute, said in a written analysis that although prices fell slightly, the decline is narrowing, indicating the market has basically bottomed as buyer confidence improves and price risks clear.
China September 15: Home Prices Fall Further but Shrink; Yan Yuejin Says Market Basically Bottoming
The signal here is less the direction of prices than the narrowing of the decline, which is the basis for Yan Yuejin's bottoming call. That framing matters because it shifts the debate from whether prices are still falling to whether the pace of decline has stabilized — a distinction that shapes how the official data will be read in coming months. The open question is whether the narrowing persists once the January-August trend meets the September 15 city-level release, or whether it proves a temporary pause.
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