Residential property prices in China's 100 key cities have now risen 0.8 per cent in November from a month earlier, despite government measures to cool down the real estate sector.
According to private data provider, the China Real Estate Index System, Shenzhen stands out with the highest average price of 24-thousand-600 yuan per square metre, followed by Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou and Sanya.
The new data also shows housing prices in the country's 10 most expensive real estate markets have risen an average of 34 per cent in November from a year earlier.
The survey is affiliated with China's biggest real estate website operator, SouFun.
Official government data is due out next week.
