China Home Prices Rise in Fewer Cities in July

The video discusses the trends in home prices across various cities in China, focusing on month-over-month changes. It highlights the decline in new and existing home prices in Beijing and Shanghai due to market curbs. The video also notes a cooling trend in national home prices, with a decrease in the number of cities experiencing price rises. Special attention is given to third-tier cities, which have seen the fastest price gains. The video concludes with a comparison of monthly and yearly trends, emphasizing the importance of month-over-month data for accurate analysis.

What was the month-over-month change in new home prices in Beijing for July?

• Decreased by 0.4%

• Increased by 0.4%

• Decreased by 0.1%

• Increased by 0.1%

How many cities saw a rise in new home prices in July compared to June?

• 60 cities in July, 56 in June

• 70 cities in July, 70 in June

• 56 cities in July, 60 in June

• 50 cities in July, 60 in June

Why is month-over-month data preferred over year-over-year data in this context?

• Year-over-year data is more accurate

• Month-over-month data shows real trends

• Year-over-year data is less volatile

• Month-over-month data is easier to calculate

Which type of cities experienced the fastest price gains?

• Second-tier cities

• First-tier cities

• Third-tier cities

• Fourth-tier cities

What was the year-over-year change in existing home prices in Beijing for July?

• Increased by 13.1%

• Decreased by 13.1%

• Increased by 1.3%

• Decreased by 1.3%