China's housing market shows signs of slowing
Prices in the biggest markets slipped in Sept while gains in smaller cities eased
Beijing
CHINA'S new home prices registered a second straight month of weak growth in September, with prices in the biggest markets slipping and gains in smaller cities slowing as government measures to cool a long property boom took hold.
China's housing market has been on a near two-year tear, giving the economy a major boost but stirring fears of a property bubble even as authorities work to contain risks from a rapid build-up in debt.
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