Moody’s Maintains Stable Outlook On China’s Property Market In 2017

For several years, many observers have worried about whether the China property market has overheated and could hurt the global economy, but if one big rating agency is right, there are positive signs ahead.

Enthused by supportive funding conditions and healthy inventory-to-contracted-sales ratios, Moody’s analysts maintain a stable outlook for China’s property sector in 2017. Analyst Anthony Lee and team said in their November 29^th research note titled “China Property Focus” that they anticipate moderate growth in nationwide contracted sales for the rest of 2016.

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