京沪楼市8月份成交显韧性 市场信心持续修复

Group 1 - In August, the real estate markets in Beijing and Shanghai showed resilience due to policy optimization, with both new and second-hand home transactions experiencing slight increases compared to July [1][2] - In Beijing, the number of second-hand residential contracts signed reached 13,331 in August, an increase of 547 from July, while new residential contracts signed totaled 3,135, up by 254, representing an 8.16% increase [1] - In Shanghai, the implementation of the "Six Policies" led to a significant rise in market activity, with 39,49 second-hand homes sold in the first week of the policy, and a total of 17,500 second-hand homes sold in August, marking a 4% month-on-month increase and an 11% year-on-year increase [1][2] Group 2 - The "Six Policies" have resulted in a 40% increase in daily visits to projects outside the outer ring compared to pre-policy levels, with a notable surge in contract signings [2] - Analysts believe that the policy optimizations in Beijing and Shanghai are beginning to show results, and market transaction activity is expected to further increase in September [2][3] - There is potential for further policy optimization in Beijing, including easing purchase restrictions and improving housing fund policies, which may lead to an acceleration in project construction and sales [3]