Property Prices Solid in Most Cities in China, Says RHB Securities' Ho

The video discusses the current state of the property market in China, highlighting that property prices remain solid, especially in major cities, despite some individual cases of price cuts. The government is expected to prevent a market crash due to its economic and social significance. Demand remains strong in big cities, driven by local residents and incoming workers. Developers face challenges in offloading inventory, leading to promotions in lower-tier cities. The market outlook suggests stable or slightly growing prices.

What factors contribute to the perception that property prices in China are still solid?

How does the government influence the property market in China?

In what ways do demand and supply dynamics affect property prices in big cities versus low-tier cities?

What trends are expected in property prices over the next few years according to the text?

What are the implications of property developers offering incentives like free cars?