China's Property Market Woes Continue Despite September Stimulus
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China's September property market package fails to significantly boost buyer confidence, raising hopes for more easing.
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Top developers' sales dropped 24% year-on-year in September, although rose 24.8% from August.
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Average new home prices in top 100 cities edged up 0.05% in September; pre-owned flat prices dipped 0.4%.
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Transaction volume in Shanghai and Shenzhen fell short of expectations despite easing policies.
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Analysts say more aggressive measures needed to stabilize property sector as demand remains weak.