October sales rose from September as a mortgage subsidy took effect, but only six developers have topped 100 billion yuan this year, one fewer than a year earlier.
Official data show prices up 9.3% from a year earlier but still below June's peak, while mortgage applications fell and the HKMA warned buyers about rate risk.
Cotality's index shows capital-city values falling faster than in any downturn of the past 40 years, as the RBA weighs a fifth rate rise.
All four major lenders will raise variable home loan rates by 0.25 percentage point, adding to repayments as house prices fall for a seventh month.
Prices in China's four biggest cities rose 0.1% from August, but 49 of 70 cities still recorded falling new-home prices, official data show.
Final third-quarter data show buyers returning to larger flats after a wait-out rule was scrapped, while about 7,960 new flats go on sale in November.
Residential agreements and their value dropped from a year earlier for a third straight month, though deals for the first 10 months remain well ahead of 2025.
Hong Kong-listed developers' monthly filings show private builders selling a fraction of what state-backed rivals sell, with prices per square meter far apart.
Buyers priced out of Seoul's richest districts are moving to cheaper neighborhoods and to Gyeonggi towns near chip plants, despite a year of curbs.
The Bengaluru developer booked 72.25 billion rupees of home sales in the September quarter and lined up 400 billion rupees of launches for the second half.
The 99-year plot, priced at S$1,755 per square foot of floor area, sets up a prime-district condo launch that analysts expect at about S$3,400 to S$3,800 psf.
The Gurugram-based developer would take a majority stake in a venture targeting about 40% economic interest in IREO's Indian companies, with closing expected in 2027.
