TREE NEWS reports: New home subscriptions across 50 key Chinese cities rose more than 15% year-on-year during the National Day holiday. Visits and viewings rebounded more sharply than actual signed deals compared with late September, before policy measures took effect. The recovery remains structurally uneven, with trading volume driven mainly by price cuts to clear inventory.
New home subscriptions in 50 key Chinese cities rise over 15% during National Day holiday
The divergence between viewing activity and signed deals suggests policy stimulus is pulling forward interest rather than converting it into transactions, with price cuts — not demand — doing the heavy lifting on volume. That distinction matters for developers and policymakers banking on holiday momentum to signal a durable turn. Whether the gap between visits and contracts narrows once the discounted inventory clears is the open question.
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