Month-on-month new home prices were flat, halting a steady decline as reduced land supply and shrinking inventories offered structural support
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China’s new-home prices showed broader signs of stabilization in June, spreading beyond the country’s biggest cities to its second- and third-tier markets, though the recovery remained uneven.
China's home price declines continue to ease in June
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