In an aggressive move to revive its struggling property market, Beijing has unveiled a comprehensive rescue package, including the removal of mortgage rate floors and lowering down payments. The People’s Bank of China will inject $42 billion to help government-backed firms purchase unsold homes, converting them into affordable housing. Despite this, analysts warn that the funds may fall short of what’s needed to fully address the housing glut. The market responded positively, with developer shares surging, but experts caution that a lasting recovery will require careful execution and broader financial support.