Average new house prices in 100 Chinese cities up 0.05% in March 2026

Wednesday, 01 April 2026 09:19:41 (GMT+3)   |   Shanghai

In March this year, average new house prices in 100 major cities in China amounted to RMB 17,115/square meter ($2,480/sq.m.), up 0.05 percent month on month, while rising by 2.24 percent year on year, as announced by CIA, the largest independent property research organization in China

Meanwhile, in March, the average second-hand house prices in the 100 major Chinese cities amounted to RMB 12,792/square meter ($1,854/sq.m.), down 0.34 percent month on month, 0.2 percentage points slower than the decline recorded in February this year, while down 8.55 percent year on year, 0.23 percentage points slower than the year-on-year decline recorded in the previous month. 

EuniceOuyang
Eunice Ouyang
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I graduated from University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, with 16 years of deep expertise in the steel industry. I am responsible for steel-related news and intelligence, as well as leading the content team in China.


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