多城年末加大土地供应 民营房企拿地积极性增加

Core Insights - Major cities in China, particularly Wuhan, are accelerating land supply as the year-end approaches, with significant auctions planned [1][2][3] - The total starting price for land auctions in Wuhan for December exceeds 200 billion yuan, indicating a strong push in the real estate market [2][3] - Other cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Chengdu, and Chongqing are also increasing land supply, with substantial starting prices for residential land [3][4] Land Supply Trends - Wuhan's land auctions include 14 plots with a starting price of approximately 40.43 billion yuan and 20 plots with a starting price of about 83.15 billion yuan [1][2] - In December, Guangzhou has 20 residential plots available with a total starting price exceeding 254 billion yuan [3] - Shenzhen is offering 3 residential plots with a total starting price of 34.82 billion yuan, highlighting the competitive nature of land acquisition [3] Developer Activity - Private real estate companies are becoming more active in land acquisition, with notable bids in key urban areas [4][5] - For instance, a plot in Beijing's Chaoyang District was won by a private developer for 50.24 billion yuan, reflecting strong competition [4] - The trend shows that developers are increasingly favoring joint ventures to mitigate market risks and financial pressures, particularly in core cities [5]