深圳楼市新政实施首个周末：“当晚就接到很多咨询电话”

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen has introduced significant real estate policies aimed at optimizing housing purchase restrictions, corporate purchasing policies, and personal housing credit policies, reflecting a combination of urban governance and public welfare [1][6]. Policy Changes - The new policies allow eligible residents, including local and certain non-local families, to purchase an unlimited number of homes in specific districts such as Luohu and Baoan, while non-local families without proof of continuous social insurance or tax payments can buy up to two homes [2][3]. - The relaxation of purchase restrictions is expected to stimulate market activity, particularly in areas with high rental yields and quality school districts [3][5]. Market Response - Following the announcement of the new policies, there was a noticeable increase in inquiries and property viewings, with some real estate agents reporting a significant rise in client consultations and property showings [2][3]. - The number of consultations for second-hand homes reached the highest level in nearly 90 days, with a 15% increase in viewing numbers compared to the previous eight weeks, particularly in Luohu where viewings surged by 38% [3][4]. Future Expectations - The release of new demand may be more evident during the upcoming National Day holiday, with experts suggesting that the market will not experience drastic fluctuations even with the lifting of restrictions [5][6]. - The policies are expected to enhance market confidence and stabilize expectations, particularly during the traditional peak sales period of "Golden September and Silver October" [6][7]. Broader Implications - The relaxation of corporate purchasing restrictions is anticipated to activate demand in industrial areas, benefiting regions with a high concentration of enterprises [5][6]. - The overall strategy reflects a proactive approach to real estate governance, aiming for targeted and effective policy implementation rather than broad, indiscriminate measures [6][7].