Apartment towers Shenzhen, which experienced 52 per cent growth in home prices in January, prompting speculation the city government may soon introduce cooling measures. Photo: Reuters Apartment towers Shenzhen, which experienced 52 per cent growth in home prices in January, prompting speculation the city government may soon introduce cooling measures. Photo: Reuters
Apartment towers Shenzhen, which experienced 52 per cent growth in home prices in January, prompting speculation the city government may soon introduce cooling measures. Photo: Reuters
China property
Property /  Hong Kong & China

PBOC cut in RRR seen adding fuel to China’s red hot property market

Central bank’s decision could free up additional 700b yuan for lending, adding to the frenzied market in tier-1 cities but not helping destocking in smaller cities

Topic |   China property
Peggy SitoSummer Zhen
Peggy Sito and Summer Zhen

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Apartment towers Shenzhen, which experienced 52 per cent growth in home prices in January, prompting speculation the city government may soon introduce cooling measures. Photo: Reuters Apartment towers Shenzhen, which experienced 52 per cent growth in home prices in January, prompting speculation the city government may soon introduce cooling measures. Photo: Reuters
Apartment towers Shenzhen, which experienced 52 per cent growth in home prices in January, prompting speculation the city government may soon introduce cooling measures. Photo: Reuters
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