Core Viewpoint - The Chinese real estate industry is undergoing significant anti-corruption measures and restructuring, with increased investigations into executives from both private and state-owned enterprises, indicating a shift towards rational and sustainable development in the sector [1][4]. Group 1: Investigations and Legal Actions - Xu Peixin, the actual controller of Jiangsu Jin Xincheng Property Service Co., has been placed under investigation by the Shanghai Public Security Bureau [2]. - Several private real estate company controllers have faced legal actions this year, including Ou Zongrong from Zhengrong Real Estate and Huang Qisen from Taihe Group, both of whom were subjected to compulsory measures due to alleged illegal activities [3]. - High-ranking officials from state-owned real estate enterprises have also been investigated for serious violations, including Huang Guoxian from Foshan Construction Development Group and Chen Wei from Shanghai Guosheng Group [4]. Group 2: Executive Changes - There has been a notable frequency of executive resignations in the real estate sector, attributed to various personal reasons, including the resignation of Vanke's chairman Xin Jie and several executives from Huafa and Greentown [6][7]. - The ongoing anti-corruption efforts and debt restructuring are contributing to a turbulent leadership environment, with industry insiders suggesting that this will lead to a more stable and quality-focused operational approach in the future [7].