UBS analysts on Wednesday became the latest to raise expectations that China’s struggling real estate market is close to stabilizing. “After four or five years of a downward cycle, we have begun to see some relatively positive signals,” John Lam, head of Asia-Pacific property and Greater China property research at UBS Investment Bank, told reporters Wednesday. That’s according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks. “Of course these signals aren’t nationwide, and may be local,” Lam said. “But compared to the past, it should be more positive.” One indicator is improving ...