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Group 1 - The real estate market in China is experiencing a significant divergence, with first-tier cities seeing a surge in new home sales while second-hand home prices remain low and face severe inventory issues [2][3] - In the first half of 2025, new home sales in Shenzhen increased by 42%, while Shanghai luxury properties were sold out quickly, indicating a strong demand in high-end segments [2][3] - The government has implemented a series of policies aimed at reducing home purchase costs by approximately 10%, including interest rate cuts and subsidies [2][6] Group 2 - The second-hand housing market is facing intense price competition, with average price reductions of 14% in Shenzhen and a continuous decline in Beijing's second-hand home prices for nine consecutive months [3][6] - The land market shows a stark contrast, with high premium rates in some cities like Hefei and Chengdu, while third and fourth-tier cities experience a 35% land auction failure rate [5][6] - Various government measures, termed "policy rain," have been introduced to stimulate market demand, including lowering mortgage rates to record lows and reducing down payment requirements [6][7] Group 3 - Homebuyers are exhibiting mixed behaviors, with first-time buyers actively seizing opportunities presented by lower down payments and subsidies, while buyers in lower-tier cities remain cautious due to ongoing price declines [8][10] - The demand for energy-efficient and technologically advanced homes is rising, with green homes commanding a premium of 12% over standard properties in the same area [8][10] - The government is also providing substantial subsidies for families with multiple children, further incentivizing home purchases [7][8]