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民营房企重新“杀回”拿地 区域深耕+快周转成新打法
Bei Ke Cai Jing·2025-06-07 02:50

Core Insights - The land market is witnessing a resurgence as private real estate companies are re-entering the bidding scene in core cities after a period of dormancy [1][2] - In recent months, private firms like Bontai Group, Agile Group, and Jiaxin Real Estate have successfully acquired land parcels, even outbidding major state-owned enterprises [2][3] Summary by Sections Private Companies' Land Acquisition - The proportion of land acquired by private real estate companies has risen to nearly 30% [3] - In May, Agile Group secured four residential plots in Guangzhou for a total of 3.32 billion yuan [3] - Jiaxin Real Estate won a plot in Changsha for 868 million yuan with a premium rate of 23% [3] - Bontai Group has acquired 13 plots this year, totaling over 5 billion yuan [3][4] Performance of Private Companies - In the first five months of this year, several private companies ranked among the top 20 in land acquisition, with Bontai Group at 7th place (27.53 billion yuan), Agile Group at 19th (3.32 billion yuan), and others also exceeding 2 billion yuan [4][5] - The return of private firms to the land market is seen as a positive signal, although many companies are still tightening their investment strategies [5] Strategic Approaches of Private Firms - Private companies are adopting a strategy of "differentiated competition" and "quick entry and exit" in the land market [6][8] - Agile Group, which had not participated in the land market for four years, is now focusing on familiar areas close to its headquarters [6][7] - Jiaxin Real Estate is also concentrating on its home market in Changsha, indicating a strategy of regional deepening [7][9] Market Conditions and Future Outlook - The current land acquisition activity reflects a cautious optimism among private firms, driven by improved market conditions and increased supply of quality land [5][9] - Despite some private firms actively acquiring land, over 60% of the top sales companies are still experiencing stagnation in land acquisition [9]