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Core Insights - The rental market in Shenzhen is experiencing a "cooling trend," with average rents in 50 major cities in China declining by 0.32% month-on-month in April, and a cumulative drop of 3.25% year-on-year, indicating increasing pressure on the leasing market [1][5] - Shenzhen's average rent in April was 90.77 yuan per square meter per month, reflecting a month-on-month decrease of 0.41% and a slight year-on-year decline of 0.08% [1][4] Rental Market Dynamics - The only area in Shenzhen showing an increase is Pingshan District, with an average rent of 49.02 yuan per square meter per month, up 1.37% year-on-year, signaling a potential bottoming out and rebound [2][4] - A significant portion of renters in Shenzhen are young individuals under 35, making up 69% of the rental market, with over 80% of residents choosing to rent [4][5] - Traditional core areas like Nanshan and Futian are facing deep adjustments, with Nanshan's rent at 115.31 yuan per square meter per month, down 0.97% year-on-year, and Futian's rent at 112.59 yuan, indicating a downward trend [4][5] Policy Impact - Shenzhen's government is enhancing tenant rights, with a new policy increasing the housing fund withdrawal limit for renters from 65% to 80%, providing additional financial relief [5][6] - The city plans to add 100,000 units of affordable rental housing this year, with 40% being small units under 30 square meters, targeting the needs of young renters [5][6] - The rental market is shifting towards a model where affordable transit-oriented housing becomes a stable asset, emphasizing the importance of aligning rental prices with market demand [5][6]