Shanghai’s real estate market in 2025 exhibits a complex mix of resilience and adjustment amid China’s broader property downturn. Residential property in Shanghai has shown pockets of strength – especially in the high-end segment – even as overall price growth remains modest. The commercial sectors (office, retail, and industrial) continue to face headwinds from oversupply and cautious demand, leading to high vacancies and tenant-favorable rents. Nevertheless, investment activity is reviving, supported by policy easing and attractive valuations. Shanghai’s government has introduced significant policy measures to stabilize the market, from loosening home purchase restrictions to boosting affordable housing and infrastructure spending.
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