China's property market shows stable transaction volumes but weakening leading indicators and price expectations. Shanghai's trade-in policy is making progress, and valuations remain at historic lows.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Leading indicators in the secondary market are showing a broad-based deceleration, with visits and subscription sales down 7% week-over-week.
- 2.Shanghai's housing trade-in program is progressing, with 523 units acquired in pilot districts, specifically targeting urban renewal and higher rental yield units.
- 3.China developer valuations have hit historic troughs, trading at an average of 0.5x to 0.6x 2026E P/B.
Table of Contents
- Key highlights for the week
- Key data points
- Implications
- Primary market Week 21
- Secondary market: Week 21/YTD volumes
- Inventory Week 21
- MTD GSPC implies high-teens % yoy decline
- Valuations: P/B valuation at downturn trough
- Disclosure Appendix
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Authors
Yi WangShi XuKaiyan Jing
Securities
001979.SZ0688.HK1109.HKVNKRLE0960.HKBEKE
Themes
Property leading indicators decelerationShanghai secondary trade-in policy progressTrough valuations in China Property sector
Regions
Asia PacificChina
