China's new home finance rules reduce buyer risks, but analysts doubt they will revive the market
China has introduced new housing finance rules to reduce the risk of buying pre-sold homes. Under the changes, mortgage funds for pre-sold homes will be released only after the project completion filing is submitted and homes are certified as safe and ready to move in, rather than when the main structure is finished. Analysts believe these changes, while reducing buyer risk, may not be enough to tempt hesitant buyers still affected by falling prices and weak confidence.
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