Group 1 - The new housing policy in Shenzhen has significantly lowered the purchasing threshold, activating various housing demands and expanding new home transaction hotspots from "single point explosion" to "multiple blooming" [1] - In the first week after the policy implementation, the top ten new home projects accounted for 55% of the total new home subscriptions, which dropped to 33% in the second week, indicating a broader distribution of transactions [1] - The average total price of new homes increased by 29% from 364 million yuan in the first week to 470 million yuan in the second week, driven by the entry of improvement demand into the market [1] Group 2 - The second-hand housing market in Shenzhen also experienced similar trends, with the Luo Hu district showing the most significant impact from the new policy, with viewing and signing volumes increasing by 29% and over 25% respectively [2] - The traditional "Golden September" marketing season is currently underway, with many developers actively preparing to seize the policy window, leading to an expected acceleration in project launches [2] - The new policy is expected to significantly activate the market in the short term, with non-core areas experiencing both price and volume increases, while core areas show moderate recovery [2]
新政刺激 深圳新房成交热点从“单点爆发”走向“多点开花”
Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-09-19 08:26