Property Prices Solid in Most Cities in China, Says RHB Securities' Ho

The video discusses the current state of the property market in China, highlighting that property prices remain solid, especially in major cities, despite some individual cases of price cuts. The government is expected to prevent a market crash due to its economic and social significance. Demand remains strong in big cities, driven by local residents and incoming workers. Developers face challenges in offloading inventory, leading to promotions in lower-tier cities. The market outlook suggests stable or slightly growing prices.

What is the general trend of property prices in major Chinese cities according to the video?

• Prices are uniformly decreasing across all cities.

• Prices are rapidly decreasing.

• Prices are stable or increasing.

• Prices are fluctuating wildly.

Why is the Chinese government unlikely to let the property sector crash?

• Because it is not related to social stability.

• Because it is not a significant part of the economy.

• Because it is a major part of the economy and a social issue.

• Because it has no impact on the economy.

What is the expected trend for property prices in big cities despite policy tightening?

• Prices will collapse.

• Prices will fluctuate unpredictably.

• Prices will remain flat or grow steadily.

• Prices will decrease significantly.

What strategy are developers using in smaller cities to improve cash flow?

• Focusing solely on big cities.

• Offering promotions like price cuts.

• Increasing property prices.

• Reducing the number of properties available.

How do the property markets in big cities compare to those in smaller cities?

• Both are facing significant downturns.

• Smaller cities are more stable than big cities.

• Big cities are more stable, while smaller cities face challenges.

• Both are experiencing the same trends.