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More signs the property market is cooling off

An article posted by a 27 year-old real estate broker on his blog has drawn a lot of attention and triggered a high-level probe into the situation of Shenzhen’s mortgage loans.

The blogger named ‘Fengyu’ claims that Shenzhen has been suffering from a string of housing  mortgage defaults which could bring RMB1.5 billion worth of bad loans to commercial lenders in Shekou district alone and up to hundreds billion financial losses for Shenzhen as a whole.

Property owners gathered at Vanke's sales headquarter demanding refunds or compensation since the actual value of their property dropped precipitcously in recent months.

Property owners protesting at Vanke abut the drop in value of newly-purchased property and demanding compensation.

According to ‘Fengyu’, a considerable amount of purchases made by property investors at the last quarter of the previous year and early this year were purely speculative.

Investors are angered by the fact that the average housing prices in Shenzhen has declined more than 20% in the past six months plus problems concerning decoration quality, community management and green land ratio.

It is confirmed by lenders that some property owners have collectively decided to suspend their monthly mortgage payments.

Local banks have advised those customers to make the right decision because credit defaults will put negative records on their credit history.
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Source: Jongo News

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