Market Overview - The Beijing second-hand housing market has shown significant fluctuations, with a sharp decline in transaction volume in the first week of May 2025, dropping to 1,612 units, a 61.0% decrease compared to the previous week, marking a six-week low [4] - The Shanghai second-hand housing market also experienced a notable drop, with transactions falling to 2,710 units, a 53.2% decrease week-on-week, also reaching a six-week low [8] - In Shenzhen, the market saw a drastic decline in transactions, plummeting by 70% to 428 units, indicating a significant downturn [11] - Hangzhou's market faced a similar fate, with transactions dropping to 631 units, a 64% decrease, marking the lowest level in six weeks [13] - Chengdu's market experienced a sharp decline of 78.5% in transactions, falling to 1,219 units, also a six-week low [17] Transaction Volume Analysis - Beijing's average weekly transaction volume over the past four weeks was 3,265 units, indicating a stark contrast to the recent drop [4] - Shanghai's average weekly transaction volume over the last four weeks was 5,216 units, highlighting the recent significant decline [8] - Shenzhen's average weekly transaction volume was 1,218 units, reflecting the drastic drop in the latest week [11] - Hangzhou's average weekly transaction volume was 1,527 units, showing a significant reduction in the latest week [13] - Chengdu's average weekly transaction volume was 4,296 units, indicating a sharp decline from previous levels [17] Area and Demand Characteristics - In Beijing, the average area per unit remained stable at 92.0 square meters, suggesting consistent demand structure despite the drop in transactions [4] - Shanghai's average area per unit was stable at 82.0 square meters, indicating a focus on essential housing needs [8] - Shenzhen saw an increase in average unit size to 102.0 square meters, suggesting a shift towards larger units [11] - Hangzhou's average unit size dropped to 99 square meters, indicating a rise in smaller unit transactions [13] - Chengdu's average unit size increased to 97 square meters, reflecting a growing demand for improved housing options [17] Market Influences - The sharp declines in transaction volumes across these markets are attributed to the impact of the May Day holiday and a prevailing wait-and-see attitude towards policy changes [4][8][11][13][17] - Continuous monitoring of policy adjustments and market recovery post-holiday is recommended to assess future trends [11][13][17]
重点城市二手房周度成交分析报告（5月第二周）
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