政策“加减法” 中国多城楼市成交走稳

Core Viewpoint - The real estate market in several core cities in China is stabilizing through supply and demand adjustments, with new and second-hand housing transactions showing growth in the first 11 months of the year [1] Group 1: Supply-Side Adjustments - Cities are implementing "reduction" strategies by controlling new supply to alleviate inventory pressure and stabilize prices, with national real estate development investment down 15.9% and new construction area down 20.5% year-on-year [2] - In Guiyang, the focus has shifted from large-scale projects to smaller, high-quality land parcels, resulting in a 1.9% year-on-year increase in new housing sales over the first ten months [2] Group 2: Cost Reduction Measures - Various regions are reducing housing costs by adjusting restrictive purchasing policies and expanding the use of housing provident funds, such as Shenzhen's new regulations allowing for the withdrawal of funds for down payments and taxes [3] - Yangjiang in Guangdong has introduced tax incentives for housing transactions, which contributed to the sale of 6,260 units [3] Group 3: Policy Innovations - Innovative use of "housing vouchers" is being implemented in several areas, with Quzhou issuing 3,150 vouchers that generated nearly 2 billion yuan in sales and reduced the sales cycle for residential properties [4] - Xiamen has also adopted housing vouchers to channel demand into the primary housing market, resulting in the purchase of 8,743 units from January to October [4] Group 4: Focus on Housing Quality - Enhancing housing quality is a key focus for many regions, with a push for high-quality residential projects that meet market demand, as seen in Wuhan where over 40 premium projects were launched, selling more than 15,000 units [6] - In Dezhou, Shandong, 11 high-quality residential projects sold over 2,800 units, accounting for 20% of the city's total housing sales [6]