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Core Insights - The land auction activity in Shenzhen continues to heat up, with a significant increase in land supply speed, particularly in core areas [1][2] - The newly listed residential land in Shenzhen includes two plots in Nanshan and Guangming districts, with starting prices of 2.236 billion yuan and 766 million yuan respectively [1] - The trend in Shenzhen's land supply is shifting towards core areas, optimizing supply while controlling increments, leading to an increase in high-quality residential land availability [1][2] Land Supply and Auction Trends - The newly added residential land in Shenzhen is primarily located in core districts, characterized by smaller plot sizes and lower plot ratios [2] - The concept of "low-density residential land" has gained popularity among developers and homebuyers, contributing to a recent surge in land auctions [2] - The land auction market in Shenzhen is expected to exhibit characteristics such as high core heat, emerging differentiation, flexible policies, and controllable risks by 2025 [2] Market Dynamics and Developer Strategies - In October, 22 key cities in China collectively sold 129 residential land plots, with a total planned construction area of approximately 8.02 million square meters, led by Chongqing [3] - Developers are increasingly opting for joint land acquisitions to mitigate market uncertainties, sharing risks associated with sales and price fluctuations [3] - The joint acquisition approach often involves partnerships between state-owned enterprises and local government assets, as well as collaborations between real estate firms and financial investors [3]