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New home prices rose at a slower pace in December, with the four top-tier cities reporting an average price growth of 0.3 percent on a monthly basis.

Housing woes in key cities to get top priority By WANG YING in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-22 09:28 Share Potential homebuyers look at property models in Tongxiang, Zhejiang province. ZHU DIFENG/FOR CHINA DAILY Solving the housing problem in major cities and developing the home rental market will be among the eight key objectives for the central authorities next year and will set the tone for the overall development of the real estate sector in the country, experts said on Monday. The thrust on housing, which was set at the Cen...

Solving the housing problem in major cities and developing the home rental market will be among the eight key objectives for the central authorities next year and will set the tone for the overall development of the real estate sector in the country, experts said on Monday. The thrust on housing, which was set at the Central Economic Work Conference, is the most elaborate guideline for the property sector since 2016, they said. "Living matters to the well-being of the people. (We) must uphold the principle that 'housing is for living in, not speculation', and implement policies in accordance ...

Published December 19, 2020, 12:28 PM Waste materials have been turned to being a valuable source of income through the Collaborative Research and Development to Leverage Philippine Economy (CRADLE) Program of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). According to the DOST, CRADLE enables local companies, including Small-to-Medium-Enterprises (SMEs) to find value through innovation.  It recently approved a research for a local company to turn previously unused and disposed materials into a fine undertaking.   One of the recently approved CRADLE projects is with Aegina Organic Farm Pr...

China's new home prices rise at a slower pace in November By WANG YING in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-15 09:00 Share CLOSE Potential homebuyers look at property models in Huaian, Jiangsu province. [Photo by Chen Liang/For China Daily] New home prices rose at a slower pace in China for the third straight month in November, indicating that the cooling measures implemented by the central and local governments are bearing fruit and the market will see long-term and healthy development, experts said on Monday. Led by Jining o...