China's Real Estate Market: Stabilization Efforts for 2026

China is set to focus on stabilizing its real estate market in 2026, as announced in a housing policy work conference. Policymakers outlined plans to implement urban renewal, city-specific policies for new supply control, and measures to destock, according to the housing ministry's publication.

China is making a concerted effort to stabilize its real estate market by 2026, according to a statement released following a government housing policy work conference.

Officials emphasized the importance of urban renewal and expressed commitment to implementing city-specific policies aimed at controlling new property supply.

Additionally, the government plans to introduce measures to reduce existing inventory, as reported by the housing ministry's official outlet.

(With inputs from agencies.)