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Concerns remain over surplus inventory built by troubled Chinese property developers as prices continue to fall across all but a handful of major cities<\/p>\n

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Although stronger economic performance is expected to boost consumer confidence, the housing market is still some way from benefiting. hxdbzxy\/Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

When Evergrande Group\u2019s stock was delisted in Hong Kong on August 25, it came as little surprise to the markets. Shares had been suspended for 18 months, since January 2024, leading to automatic removal from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as flagged by the regulator two weeks in advance.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn terms of market impact, the delisting barely moves the needle,\u201d says David Zhang, a policy analyst at Trivium, a Beijing-based intelligence advisory. \u201cEvergrande has been the face of China\u2019s property crisis for years, and markets have thoroughly digested each stage of its collapse.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yet the fallout within the group and among partners continues. Hundreds of Evergrande projects remain incomplete, and fears linger that the company\u2019s slow demise acts as both a contagion and precursor for other large, indebted Chinese developers.<\/p>\n

A week before the delisting, a court in Guangzhou instructed subsidiary Evergrande Real Estate Guangdong to begin bankruptcy proceedings. The following day, financial partner Shengjing Bank announced its own delisting from the mainland and Hong Kong. Formerly part-owned by Evergrande, the bank\u2019s decline has mirrored that of its former parent, with trading volumes in Shengjing Bank stock negligible in recent months as investors steered clear of Evergrande-affected assets. Based in Shenyang in the north-east, Shengjing Bank\u2019s customers are mainly from the surrounding region, thousands of kilometres from Evergrande\u2019s Guangzhou headquarters\u2014an indication of how far the financial fallout has spread.<\/p>\n

Guangdong, Evergrande\u2019s home province, remains the most affected in terms of unfinished residential projects, with more than 150 still to be completed. Yet its plethora of empty housing units\u2014and the many buyers who have paid deposits but remain unable to move in\u2014extends nationwide.<\/p>\n

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Hangzhou is another powerhouse that has been defying the overall downward trend. QinJin\/Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In Sichuan, Evergrande has yet to complete 85 residential sites; 67 in Shandong; and 60 in Liaoning, among dozens of other provinces. Last year, there were an estimated 48 million pre-sold homes across China awaiting completion including those by Evergrande and other indebted developers, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat really matters now is whether the surviving property giants, who remain under severe financial strain, can weather the storm,\u201d says Zhang of Trivium. \u201cIf household names like Country Garden or Vanke were to go the way of Evergrande, it would look to many Chinese as proof that years of government intervention hadn\u2019t worked, and the damage to confidence would be far greater.”<\/p>\n

The continued slide in housing prices indicates that underlying market dynamics remain weak, with no end in sight. Of the largest cities in China, only Shanghai and Hangzhou recorded price growth on new housing units above one percent in the year to July, and just five of 70 cities saw any increase at all. Worse still, the second-hand housing market recorded price declines in every major city, according to official central government data released in August. Among the three worst performers for new builds, two\u2014Beihai and Tangshan\u2014were tier-three cities, with declines of 6.7 and 6.5 percent respectively.<\/p>\n

Recent data further suggests \u201cthe divergence is widening\u201d between dynamic hubs such as Shanghai and Hangzhou and smaller cities, which remain \u201coversupplied and weak,\u201d says James Macdonald, head of research for China at Savills, who describes the positive official data for Shanghai and Hangzhou as \u201csomewhat misleading.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cIn Shanghai, much of the uplift comes from new launches in prime central areas where caps on sale prices have been loosened, pushing values higher,\u201d says Macdonald. \u201cBroader suburban areas and the second-hand market remain weak, so the growth figure does not reflect a broad-based recovery. Hangzhou shows similar dynamics.<\/p>\n

Shanghai has continued to show mixed signs in recent months, with sales of new high-end units plummeting by more than 50 percent in the second quarter compared to the first. But average transaction prices and second-hand unit volumes are rising, according to Savills data.<\/p>\n

The decrease in new, high-end sales is partly due to a fall in new project launches, as developers seek to match supply to still fragile demand for fear of further fuelling the market\u2019s chief problem: oversupply.<\/p>\n

Shanghai\u2019s city government continues efforts to clear inventory and boost sales. In June, Minhang District acquired 7,500 square metres of unsold housing stock and converted it to rentals. In late August, the city government announced a further relaxation of housing purchase restrictions outside the outer ring road, alongside additional reductions in mortgage costs, in its latest bid to spur the market.<\/p>\n

In May, China\u2019s central bank cut benchmark rates, continuing a downward trend in mortgage costs. By August, average mortgage rates in China had fallen to about 3.13 percent, down from 3.35 percent a year earlier. In Shanghai, rates had dropped to just above three percent by July, down from just over five percent in 2021 when China\u2019s housing crisis began.<\/p>\n

Chengdu, in south-western China, is one of the few cities to have recorded any residential price growth over the past year, fuelled partly by a sharp reduction in supply within its first ring road. This led to a 6.5 percent increase in house prices in central Chengdu in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, \u201cdriven by strong demand and rapid inventory reduction,\u201d says Sophy Pan, Savills\u2019 senior research manager for Western China. The Chengdu government earlier this year unveiled plans to cut new land supply, particularly in areas with backlogs of unfinished or unsold units.<\/p>\n

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In beijing, property prices have stabilised on the city outskirts amid a flow of new buyers. ESB Professional\/Shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

While Chengdu has seen partial recovery, neighbouring Kunming in Yunnan province remains the worst-performing large market in the country, with prices down 6.9 percent in the year to July.<\/p>\n

Whether the wider economy can help stabilise China\u2019s property sector remains unclear. Stronger-than-expected economic data in the second quarter showed 5.3 percent growth for the first half of the year, above the government\u2019s five percent annual target, spurring optimism among analysts.<\/p>\n

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, UBS, and Nomura raised GDP forecasts as new economic data and a mid-May USChina agreement saw tariffs on Chinese goods fall from 135 to 30 percent.<\/p>\n

The speculative appetite that once drove sales has largely evaporated, leaving limited demand beyond genuine end-users<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

\u201cHowever, the temporary nature of the tariff reductions and unresolved structural issues underscore the need for continued negotiations,\u201d according to a second-quarter China outlook by BBVA Research.<\/p>\n

Although stronger economic performance is expected to boost consumer confidence, the housing market is still some way from benefiting. Smaller markets require more than a lift in optimism, says Macdonald of Savills.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe issue is less about sentiment and more about fundamental oversupply,\u201d he says. \u201cEven if every household purchased one unit, many markets would still be left with excess stock.\u201d<\/p>\n

This bleak outlook points to a \u201cnew normal\u201d for China\u2019s housing market, in which the pre-pandemic scramble by speculative investors to buy new units appears over, at least for now.<\/p>\n

The central government had long sought to curb speculation, although likely not to such a drastic extent. In late 2016, President Xi Jinping first declared his now infamous statement \u201cHouses are for living in, not for speculation,\u201d which shaped policy before and after the global pandemic. Observers note the slogan has largely disappeared from official pronouncements since August 2025, when Economic Daily printed an editorial insisting the principle was \u201cnot out of date.\u201d Whether by accident or design, Xi\u2019s phrase has become less state policy and more reality nearly a decade later, particularly in smaller cities.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe speculative appetite that once drove sales has largely evaporated, leaving limited demand beyond genuine end-users,\u201d says Macdonald. \u201cWithout price appreciation prospects, investors have little incentive to buy, and that weighs heavily on these markets.\u201d<\/p>\n

T<\/em>his article was originally published on\u00a0asiarealestatesummit.com<\/a>. Write to our editors at\u00a0propertyreport@propertyguru.com<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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