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The Central Plains Valuation Index (main Banks) CVI latest reported at 41.26 points, falling for two consecutive weeks, reaching the lowest since the policy report in October last year.
Yang Mingyi, Senior Co-Director of the Research Department of Central Plains Real Estate, pointed out that the latest CVI this week reported 41.26 points, a decrease of 1.92 points from last week's 43.18 points.
The LPR Quote for February is out! The one-year and five-year rates remain unchanged.
The 1-year LPR is 3.1%, and the 5-year LPR is 3.6%, both unchanged from the previous values.
China's Residential Prices Pick Up In January
Hong Kong stocks are moving oddly | Mainland Real Estate shares rose broadly today as housing prices in first-tier cities continued to increase month-on-month. Institutions suggest paying attention to the performance of the real estate market in March.
Mainland Real Estate stocks have all risen. As of the time of reporting, SUNAC (01918) is up by 4.28%, trading at 1.95 HKD; CHINA VANKE (02202) is up by 3.63%, trading at 6 HKD; and CHINA OVERSEAS (00688) is up by 3.39%, trading at 14.02 HKD.
Kerry Research: The Real Estate market is still in the "stabilization phase after a decline" with resilience remaining in first-tier cities.
According to CRIC Real Estate Research, the current Real Estate market is still in the "stabilization" phase, with expected year-on-year positive growth in February for both new and second-hand home transactions, and first-tier cities still show resilience.
Express News | China Vanke to Repay 2 Billion Yuan Notes Due Feb 25 - Nafmii
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