China property in bear market, says analyst
Independent analyst Andy Xie predicts that it will last for five years
[SINGAPORE] Even as new home prices in Chinese cities continue its upward trend, Andy Xie, an independent analyst and formerly Asia economist for Morgan Stanley, maintained that China has entered a property bear market - one that he predicts will last for five years.
"Earlier this year, there was a bounce . . . after a (price) correction, people on the sidelines will start buying because there is some pent-up demand. So you will see prices pop up again . . . but I don't think it's the start of a new trend as some people describe," sai…
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