The prices of China’s new homes snapped their four-month consecutive deceleration in March, recording a modest rebound last month as the easing of price-control regulations among the country’s far-flung smaller cities fuelled demand and prices.Prices advanced by 0.61 per cent in March, from February, at a faster monthly pace than the 0.53 per cent gain a month earlier, according to a Bloomberg calculation using National Bureau of Statistics data. New abodes cost more in March in 65 cities out…
Source : South China Morning Post
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