土地周报 | 成交量延续上行，上海曹路刷新溢价率新纪录（6.16-6.22）

Core Viewpoint - The land transaction scale continues to rise, with an increase in average premium rates, indicating a recovering market sentiment in key cities [1][3]. Supply - The supply of building area this week is 2.97 million square meters, a decrease of 22% month-on-month, maintaining a low level for the year [2]. - Key cities have 33 plots of residential land available, with an average plot ratio of 1.61. Cities like Wuhan, Suzhou, Wuxi, and Nanjing have residential land supply with plot ratios not exceeding 2.0 [2]. - A notable plot in Suzhou has a starting price of 4.29 billion yuan, with a plot ratio of 1.02 and a planned building area of 71,000 square meters, setting a new record for starting land prices in Suzhou [2]. Transaction - The transaction area reached 6.15 million square meters, an increase of 89% month-on-month, with a transaction amount of 55.3 billion yuan, up 294% month-on-month [2]. - The proportion of high-priced land transactions in first-tier cities has increased, leading to a significant growth in transaction amounts compared to transaction areas [2]. Premium Rate - The average premium rate has risen to 7.3%, surpassing the average line for the second quarter, driven by an increase in high-quality residential land transactions [3]. - In Shanghai's fifth round of land auctions, five residential plots were sold at a premium, with a total transaction value exceeding 21.2 billion yuan [3]. Notable Transactions - The highest-priced plot in Shanghai is located in Yangpu District, sold for 3.5 billion yuan with a premium of 30.79%, setting a new record for land prices in the area [3][6]. - The Chengdu plot in Jinjiang District attracted 10 bidders and was sold for 2.326 billion yuan, with an average floor price of 35,500 yuan per square meter, marking the second-highest floor price in Chengdu [4][6].