Group 1: Housing Policy in Qingdao - Qingdao has introduced a new housing policy to support "old-for-new" housing exchanges, allowing second-hand homes under 20 years old to be replaced with new homes of greater area or total price [1] - The policy includes independent evaluations of old home prices by three agencies, with a city-level financial subsidy of 30,000 yuan per unit for buyers [1] - This initiative aims to alleviate the "difficulties in selling old homes" for buyers and promote a healthy cycle in the real estate market, benefiting both the housing market and residents [1] Group 2: Land Acquisition by China Merchants Shekou - China Merchants Shekou won a residential land bid in Shenzhen for 2.155 billion yuan, setting new records for floor price and premium rate in the city [2] - The land acquisition is expected to enhance the company's regional presence and brand influence, reflecting the recognition of core location values by leading real estate firms [2] Group 3: China State Construction's ABS Plan - China State Construction's 30 billion yuan asset-backed securities (ABS) plan has been approved, aimed at optimizing its financing structure and accelerating capital turnover [3] - This approval is anticipated to boost confidence in the supply chain finance model and promote a healthy financial cycle within the industry [3] Group 4: Vanke's Bond Repayment - Vanke announced the repayment of its 30 billion yuan green medium-term notes, with a scheduled repayment date of July 21, 2025, and an interest rate of 3.0% [4] - Timely repayment reflects Vanke's financial stability and is expected to enhance market credibility, contributing positively to the overall real estate sector [4] Group 5: Greenland Hong Kong's Stock Performance - Greenland Hong Kong's stock has surged over 90% in six consecutive trading days, driven by the company's recent licensing updates for virtual asset-related businesses [5] - This surge indicates a market re-evaluation of the digital transformation value in the real estate sector, providing new debt resolution pathways for firms [5]