BEIJING - China's embattled property market is showing early signs of stabilising, after months of plunging sales following a government clampdown on over-leveraged developers two years ago.
Sales across the country's top 100 developers rose 61.2 per cent last month to 733 billion yuan (S$153 billion), according to data from property consultancy China Real Estate Information Corp.
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