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Average residential housing price in China up 1.7% in May from April

Wednesday, 01 June 2016 11:17:45 (GMT+3)   |   Shanghai
       
In May this year, the average prices of new residential housing in 100 major cities in China increased by 1.70 percent month on month to RMB 11,662 ($1,769.9) per square meter, as announced by the China Index Academy, a Beijing-based real estate research institute. The month-on-month increase in average prices was 0.25 percentage points higher than the increase rate recorded in April this year. Of the 100 cities surveyed in May, 74 cities saw increases in residential housing prices, 24 cities witnessed declines in prices, while prices in the remaining two cities remained unchanged. On year-on-year basis, in May this year average new residential housing prices in the 100 major cities in China increased by 10.34 percent on year-on-year basis.

Furthermore, the average residential housing price in the 10 biggest cities in China in May this year was RMB 22,113 ($3,356.0) per square meter, up 1.93 percent month on month and rising by 15.48 percent year on year.

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