楼市新风向：锚定“好房子” 深耕存量

Group 1 - The national housing and urban construction work conference emphasized stabilizing the real estate market, shifting from last year's focus on stopping the decline to ensuring stable operation [1] - The conference highlighted the increasing proportion of second-hand housing transactions as a trend for the near future [1] - The cumulative renovation of over 240,000 old urban communities during the 14th Five-Year Plan period has benefited more than 41 million households and 110 million people [2] Group 2 - The conference reiterated the importance of urban renewal, with a focus on high-quality implementation, positioning it as a top priority for the housing and urban development department by 2026 [2][3] - The construction industry remains a crucial pillar of the national economy, with its value added accounting for over 6.5% of GDP, reinforcing its significance in employment stability and public welfare [4] - The meeting called for policies to stabilize the real estate market, including city-specific measures to control supply, reduce inventory, and optimize housing supply [4] Group 3 - The promotion of the sale of existing homes aims to prevent delivery risks, while regulations on pre-sale funds will protect buyers' rights [5] - The "Good House" initiative has gained momentum, with new residential project standards implemented and a national design competition launched to promote innovative building materials [5] - The focus on "Good House" construction will extend to "Good Service," addressing residents' demands for quality living environments through improved property management and community services [6]