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Market Overview - In the week of November 3-9, 2025, Kunming's real estate market saw 4 projects obtain pre-sale permits, with 3 projects launching 247 units [1] - Total market supply reached approximately 78,100 square meters, a 10% increase week-on-week, while transaction volume fell to 46,600 square meters, a 30% decrease [1] - The average transaction price was about 11,440 yuan per square meter, down 3% from the previous week [1] Project Performance - Bangtai Yingyue led the sales with a transaction amount of approximately 25 million yuan, selling 23 units at an average price of about 8,408 yuan per square meter [3] - Other notable projects included China Resources Center, Vanke Guiyu Dongfang, and Xuhui Plaza, with sales amounts of approximately 23 million yuan, 21 million yuan, and 18 million yuan respectively, and average prices ranging from 13,203 to 14,581 yuan per square meter [3] - Huafa Shuxiang Yunhai continued to perform well, achieving a sales amount of about 20 million yuan with 17 units sold at an average price of 11,052 yuan per square meter [3] Land Transactions - Two land parcels were re-listed in Kunming's main urban area, with only one successfully sold [4] - The KCPL2025-2 land parcel, approximately 9.6 acres, was sold for 220 million yuan, with a starting floor price of 9,229 yuan per square meter [6] - The KCXS2021-16 land parcel, covering about 85 acres, had a starting price reduced to 1.095 billion yuan, with a starting floor price of 6,227 yuan per square meter [8] New Developments - No new projects were launched last week, but three projects, including Bangtai Guanyun and Puyue ONE, had additional units released [10] - Bangtai Guanyun sold 12 out of 46 units at an average price of 18,700 yuan per square meter, achieving a take-up rate of 24% [10] - The project Yicheng·Danxia Cuiyu had a low take-up rate of 7%, selling only 7 out of 97 units at an average price of 22,000 yuan per square meter [11] Policy Updates - Kunming's real estate registration center has initiated a comprehensive pre-registration process for existing housing, aimed at regulating transactions and preventing risks such as "multiple sales" and "multiple mortgages" [12]