一线城市放“房票” 楼市“金九银十”成色加码

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the recent optimization policies in the real estate market of first-tier cities, which have led to increased market activity and a potential stabilization of the housing market [1][2] - Major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen have implemented significant adjustments to their purchase restrictions, aiming to boost transactions and address inventory issues, thereby releasing a substantial number of "housing tickets" [1] - Following the new policies, Shenzhen reported a doubling in second-hand housing transactions in the Luohu district and a 69% increase in the Baoan district during the first weekend after the policy announcement [1] Group 2 - Despite the positive changes, buyer confidence is still fragile, with a prevailing "buy high, not low" mentality leading to prolonged decision-making periods and sustained market hesitation [2] - There is a need for stable expectations and genuine demand to foster a healthy recovery in the market, with calls for more consistent and supportive policy measures [2] - Future policy directions may include stabilizing housing price expectations, effectively stimulating purchasing demand, and implementing measures for inventory management and urban village renovations [2]