Property News · October 26, 2016

Front-loaded property boom makes outlook in 2017 more stressful


Chinese policymakers are focused on maintaining economic stability ahead of a crucial Communist Party meeting next year, but economists are warning about too many support policies being front-loaded into 2016, and predicted more pressure in 2017, especially as the all-important property market weakens.
Andrew Batson, China research director at Gavekal Dragonomics, and also a senior non-resident fellow at the Paulson Institute, said three factors still formed the pillars of Chinese economic…

Source : South China Morning Post
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