上海房产税试点14年来首次调整 与“沪六条”衔接呼应，更好促进住房消费需求释放

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Municipal Finance Bureau announced a substantial adjustment to the personal housing property tax pilot policy, marking the first significant change since its implementation in 2011, aimed at stimulating housing consumption demand [1] Group 1: Policy Changes - The new policy was jointly issued by the Shanghai Municipal Finance Bureau and the Shanghai Taxation Bureau, aligning with the "Six Measures" for real estate released at the end of August [1] - Experts believe that the series of financial and tax policies will effectively promote the release of housing consumption demand [1] Group 2: Market Response - Following the release of the "Six Measures," the real estate market has shown positive trends, with significant changes in the new housing market [1] - As of September 19, nearly 40 new housing projects are either under subscription, have opened, or are planned to open, setting a record for September 2025 [1] - The new projects launched in early September are primarily located in the outer ring areas, leading to a surge in subscriptions [1] Group 3: Subscription Rates - Notable first-day subscription rates include over 100% for the Minhang Meilong Poly Haishang and Minhang Lanxianghu projects, 91% for the Putuo Taopu project, and nearly 80% for the Baoshan Yangxing project [1]