September marked a six - year decline in investment rates in real estate projects in China , with growth of only 25 % . This indicates that housing demand in China will have already peaked , in which case to have any chance of recovery , China will need to get rid of the current surplus of real estate so developers ' inventories will return to less bloated levels . Analysts are reportedly not expecting the recent boosts in Beijing and Shanghai to lead to a nationwide recession any time soon .
September marked a six-year low in investment growth in real estate projects in China, with growth of only 25%. This indicates that housing demand in China may have already peaked, in which case to have any chance of recovery, China will need to get rid of the current surplus of real estate so developers' inventories can return to less bloated levels. Analysts are reportedly not expecting the recent boosts in Beijing and Shanghai to lead to a nationwide recovery any time soon.