Core Viewpoint - The National Bureau of Statistics has released data on the changes in sales prices of new residential properties in 70 large and medium-sized cities for August 2025, indicating a mixed trend in price movements both month-on-month and year-on-year [1]. Summary by Category New Residential Property Sales Price Index - The new residential property sales price index for August 2025 shows a month-on-month decrease in most cities, with Beijing at 99.6, Tianjin at 99.5, and Shijiazhuang at 99.5, indicating a slight decline compared to the previous month [4]. - Year-on-year comparisons reveal that Beijing's index is at 96.5, Tianjin at 98.2, and Shijiazhuang at 96.7, suggesting a decrease in prices compared to the same month last year [4]. - The average price index for the first eight months of 2025 shows a decline across various cities, with Beijing at 95.3 and Tianjin at 97.9 [4]. Second-hand Residential Property Sales Price Index - The second-hand residential property sales price index for August 2025 also reflects a downward trend, with Beijing at 98.8, Tianjin at 99.6, and Shijiazhuang at 99.4, indicating a month-on-month decrease [5]. - Year-on-year data shows that Beijing's index is at 96.8, Tianjin at 97.0, and Shijiazhuang at 94.9, indicating a decline compared to the same month last year [5]. - The average price index for the first eight months of 2025 shows a similar trend, with Beijing at 97.7 and Tianjin at 95.9 [5]. Price Classification Index for New Residential Properties - The classification index for new residential properties indicates that properties under 90m² have an average index of 99.5, while those over 144m² are at 99.8, showing slight month-on-month decreases [6]. - Year-on-year comparisons for properties under 90m² show a decline to 94.9, while properties between 90-144m² are at 96.6, indicating a decrease in demand for larger properties [6]. - The average index for the first eight months of 2025 shows a consistent decline across all categories, with properties under 90m² at 95.3 and those over 144m² at 96.4 [6]. Price Classification Index for Second-hand Residential Properties - The classification index for second-hand residential properties shows that properties under 90m² have an average index of 98.6, while those over 144m² are at 99.1, indicating a slight month-on-month decrease [8]. - Year-on-year comparisons for properties under 90m² show a decline to 96.8, while properties between 90-144m² are at 97.5, indicating a decrease in prices for smaller properties [8]. - The average index for the first eight months of 2025 shows a consistent decline across all categories, with properties under 90m² at 97.8 and those over 144m² at 98.0 [8].
70城最新房价数据公布！附深圳最新购房政策！
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-21 15:49