英文摘要 |
China’s real estate market was weak in 2014. The slow growth of investment in real estate development, the decline in the floor space and sales of commercial buildings sold, and the decrease in housing prices for five consecutive months since May have directly or indirectly affected the related investment and consumption. The real estate related industries are more than 40 percent of China's gross domestic product (GDP). The weak real estate market will influence domestic demand and investment, and impact the GDP growth target in China. There will be a lot of influence if China's real estate market slumps. The government of China won’t sit on the sidelines and watch housing prices fall too far. Now China has issued policies such as loosening limits on property purchases and loans to keep the real estate market stable. Besides, the appreciation trend of Chinese Yuan exchange rate is consistent in the short-term. It’s hardly likely that China’s housing prices will fall sharply in the short-term. However in long-term observation, if the Fed’s rate hikes accelerate and the appreciation of Chinese Yuan exchange rate terminates, international hot money will exit the China market and China’s housing prices will be revised downward. |