Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-10 12:20Core Insights - The announcement of the regulatory adjustment for the Donghua Li 7 and 8 plots has sparked significant discussion within the industry [1] - The two plots are currently in the early research stage, with no confirmed plans for sale in the near future [3] - The adjustment is seen as a breakthrough in addressing historical issues related to these plots, but there are still many processes to complete before they can be officially listed [5] Industry Developments - The scarcity of residential land resources in the Zhuliao area makes any potential land sale highly anticipated, with the recent Jin Cheng Street plot in Zhencheng attracting considerable attention from industry insiders and the public [7] - Major real estate companies such as Poly, Longfor, and Beike have shown strong interest in the Jin Cheng Street plot, indicating a potential bidding war [7] - Beike is expanding into real estate development, with plans to acquire land in Foshan, marking its first project in the city [9] - Poly is speculated to be a strong competitor for the Jin Cheng Street plot, potentially developing a second phase of its Tongji Mansion project [15] - Longfor is expected to leverage its previous success with the Yuhuajing project to compete for the new plot, which is located close to its previous development [19] - The plot's location in the core area of Zhencheng, surrounded by dense commercial, educational, transportation, and medical resources, makes it a highly sought-after site for real estate companies [20] - The outcome of the bidding process on May 27 is anticipated to reshape the competitive landscape of the Foshan real estate market [22]