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Chinese House Prices Show Signs of Stabilization as Decline Slows
Chinese house prices are exhibiting encouraging signs of stabilization, with the rate of decline slowing for three consecutive months. In April, prices of new homes across 70 major cities fell by just 0.19%, while second-hand home prices experienced a marginal decrease of 0.23%. This trend is supported by a recent rate of change metric that indicates a 0.18% improvement over the past three months, suggesting a potential shift in market sentiment. The adjusted sentiment score currently stands at 32, reflecting a neutral outlook among investors, while the overall topic coverage has reached a level of 61, indicating a moderate level of media attention on the housing sector. These developments hint at a possible turning point for the real estate market, which has been under pressure in recent years.