上海紧急下架二手房！原因爆光！

Core Insights - The old renovation process in Shanghai's core urban areas is advancing at an astonishing speed [1] - A significant reduction in the second-hand housing market has been observed, with 35,400 listings disappearing from online real estate platforms within a week [1][3] - The decline in listings is notable, especially when compared to the total listings in many second and third-tier cities [1] Market Trends - The number of listings on Lianjia has been decreasing for five consecutive months since April [3] - A concentrated removal of listings occurred between September 11 and 14, with over 20,000 listings taken down on September 11 and 12 alone, followed by nearly 10,000 more on September 13 and 14 [3] - The total number of listings dropped from 389,318 on September 10 to 353,940 by September 14, indicating a significant decline of 35,378 listings in just four days [4] Inventory Management - The likely reason for the drastic reduction in listings is the active cleaning of duplicate or "zombie" inventory by online real estate platforms [5] - A similar situation occurred in June of the previous year, suggesting a pattern in inventory management practices [5] - Despite the reduction in listings, the transaction volume in the Shanghai market has not significantly increased, and the transaction cycle remains unchanged [5]