Below is the comparison of China's housing prices, as measured by setting year 2010 price = 100, for its top 70 medium-large sized cities for November 2011. Detailed historical price index values for each city can be seen in China Economy/Housing.

The first two columns show the index of setting year 2010 price =100 (2010=100) for all new residential houses, including both new commercial residential and new price controlled low income houses. The middle two columns show the same price index for new commercial residential houses. The last two columns show the price index for used residential houses. All are arranged in descending order.

Compare with year 2010 prices, most cities experienced price increase in November 2011 for new houses.  Wenzhou is the only exception in this regard. However, as can be seen from this chart, Wenzhou's housing price increased significantly earlier.