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Core Viewpoint - The recent policies introduced by various Chinese cities aim to stabilize the real estate market by promoting housing consumption and facilitating the "old for new" housing exchange model, which includes financial incentives and support for homebuyers [1][3][4]. Group 1: Policy Measures - Chongqing's new policy includes six measures to support housing consumption, such as increasing commercial housing loan support and optimizing housing fund policies for flexible employment [1][3]. - From now until December 31, 2025, new homebuyers in central urban areas can receive a subsidy of 1% of the total housing price if they sell their previous home within a year [3]. - The policy also allows for cash or consumption vouchers as forms of subsidy, with specific processes to be determined by local governments [3]. Group 2: Regional Initiatives - Hunan Province has introduced tax refund incentives for individuals who sell their homes and purchase new ones within a year, along with subsidies based on the new home's price [4]. - Zhuhai has announced a special subsidy for homebuyers who sell their existing homes and purchase new ones, offering a 1% subsidy capped at 30,000 yuan [4]. - Shenzhen is also trialing a "sell old house for subsidy" initiative through real estate agencies [4]. Group 3: Market Trends and Insights - Over 110 provinces and cities have implemented more than 170 policies since 2025, focusing on adjusting housing fund loans and increasing purchase subsidies [5]. - Despite a slight recovery in transaction volumes in the second-hand housing market, prices have not shown significant improvement, making it challenging for sellers to find buyers without substantial price reductions [5]. - The "old for new" housing model is seen as a way to stimulate housing consumption, reduce information asymmetry between new and second-hand markets, and mitigate financial risks in the real estate sector [5].