Abstract
China’s housing prices have experienced significant fluctuations over the years, with some cities experiencing rapid increases and others showing signs of stabilization. Similarly, China’s GDP growth has been a topic of interest, with the country maintaining robust economic expansion. This paper will start with the background of Chinese housing prices. A theoretical analysis will be conducted on the dynamic changes in China’s housing prices and GDP. Subsequently, I will analyze the impact of housing prices on economic growth and conclude that a steady increase in housing prices benefits economic growth. In contrast, a rapid rise in housing prices is not conducive to economic growth. Finally, I will provide a relevant policy recommendation regarding China’s current housing price issues.
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