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The source describes widespread online expressions of exhaustion among Chinese youth and workers, linking despair-coded language to debt burdens, housing insecurity, and weak job prospects. Anecdotes about Lunar New Year travel and small bonuses shifting behavior suggest thin household buffers and a widening credibility gap between official narratives and lived experience.
According to NBS data cited in the source, China’s housing market weakened further in December 2025, with year-on-year price declines across 70 major cities and sharper falls in the resale segment, including first-tier cities. The document also points to rising mortgage stress, low foreclosure clearance rates, and widespread developer losses as factors that may prolong balance-sheet pressure across the economy.
According to the source, NBS data show 2025 property sales value fell to 8.4 trillion yuan, with December 2025 price declines across the 70-city index extending into first-tier resale markets. The document suggests rising negative equity and weak foreclosure clearance rates may amplify banking and household balance-sheet stress, prolonging the sector’s adjustment.
According to the source, NBS data released on 19 Jan. 2026 show that housing prices across 70 major cities continued to fall in December 2025, with sharper declines in the secondary market including first-tier cities. The document also suggests rising negative equity pressures, weak foreclosure sale-through rates, and continued developer losses, indicating a prolonged adjustment cycle.
According to the source, NBS data released in January 2026 show that 2025 property sales fell sharply from the 2021 peak and that December 2025 price declines broadened across the 70-city sample, including first-tier resale markets. The document suggests rising negative equity, weak foreclosure recoveries, and widespread developer losses are reinforcing a confidence-driven contraction.
According to NBS data cited in the source, housing prices across 70 major cities continued to fall in December 2025, with sharper declines in the secondary market and notable weakness in first-tier cities. The document also suggests impaired foreclosure recoveries and widespread developer losses, raising risks to bank collateral values and household balance sheets.
According to NBS data cited in the source, housing prices across 70 major cities continued to fall through December 2025, with sharper declines in the secondary market and notable weakness in first-tier cities. The document suggests rising household negative equity, low foreclosure clearance, and widespread developer losses are reinforcing a prolonged adjustment cycle.
Official data cited in the document indicate broad price declines across China’s 70 major cities through December 2025, with sharper weakness in the secondary market including notable drops in first-tier cities. The source suggests rising mortgage stress, low foreclosure clearance rates, and widespread developer losses are reinforcing a prolonged deleveraging cycle.
According to the source, NBS data show 2025 property sales fell to 8.4 trillion yuan—about half the 2021 peak—while December 2025 price declines broadened across 70 cities and included major first-tier markets. The document also suggests rising mortgage distress, low foreclosure auction clearance, and widespread developer losses, pointing to a potentially extended adjustment cycle.
According to NBS data cited in the source, December 2025 saw broad price declines across 70 major cities, with sharper drops in the secondary market and notable weakness in first-tier cities. The document also points to contracting sales and investment, widespread developer losses, and signs of mortgage and foreclosure stress that may extend the adjustment timeline.
The source describes widespread online expressions of exhaustion among Chinese youth and workers, linking despair-coded language to debt burdens, housing insecurity, and weak job prospects. Anecdotes about Lunar New Year travel and small bonuses shifting behavior suggest thin household buffers and a widening credibility gap between official narratives and lived experience.
According to NBS data cited in the source, China’s housing market weakened further in December 2025, with year-on-year price declines across 70 major cities and sharper falls in the resale segment, including first-tier cities. The document also points to rising mortgage stress, low foreclosure clearance rates, and widespread developer losses as factors that may prolong balance-sheet pressure across the economy.
According to the source, NBS data show 2025 property sales value fell to 8.4 trillion yuan, with December 2025 price declines across the 70-city index extending into first-tier resale markets. The document suggests rising negative equity and weak foreclosure clearance rates may amplify banking and household balance-sheet stress, prolonging the sector’s adjustment.
According to the source, NBS data released on 19 Jan. 2026 show that housing prices across 70 major cities continued to fall in December 2025, with sharper declines in the secondary market including first-tier cities. The document also suggests rising negative equity pressures, weak foreclosure sale-through rates, and continued developer losses, indicating a prolonged adjustment cycle.
According to the source, NBS data released in January 2026 show that 2025 property sales fell sharply from the 2021 peak and that December 2025 price declines broadened across the 70-city sample, including first-tier resale markets. The document suggests rising negative equity, weak foreclosure recoveries, and widespread developer losses are reinforcing a confidence-driven contraction.
According to NBS data cited in the source, housing prices across 70 major cities continued to fall in December 2025, with sharper declines in the secondary market and notable weakness in first-tier cities. The document also suggests impaired foreclosure recoveries and widespread developer losses, raising risks to bank collateral values and household balance sheets.
According to NBS data cited in the source, housing prices across 70 major cities continued to fall through December 2025, with sharper declines in the secondary market and notable weakness in first-tier cities. The document suggests rising household negative equity, low foreclosure clearance, and widespread developer losses are reinforcing a prolonged adjustment cycle.
Official data cited in the document indicate broad price declines across China’s 70 major cities through December 2025, with sharper weakness in the secondary market including notable drops in first-tier cities. The source suggests rising mortgage stress, low foreclosure clearance rates, and widespread developer losses are reinforcing a prolonged deleveraging cycle.
According to the source, NBS data show 2025 property sales fell to 8.4 trillion yuan—about half the 2021 peak—while December 2025 price declines broadened across 70 cities and included major first-tier markets. The document also suggests rising mortgage distress, low foreclosure auction clearance, and widespread developer losses, pointing to a potentially extended adjustment cycle.
According to NBS data cited in the source, December 2025 saw broad price declines across 70 major cities, with sharper drops in the secondary market and notable weakness in first-tier cities. The document also points to contracting sales and investment, widespread developer losses, and signs of mortgage and foreclosure stress that may extend the adjustment timeline.
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