溢价率曾高达379.6%！深圳这栋法拍房再次上架

Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in high premium transactions in the judicial auction market for real estate in first-tier cities indicates a growing interest, particularly in luxury properties, despite an overall decline in the judicial auction market's performance [1][6]. Group 1: High Premium Transactions - In May, a judicial auction for a residential building in Shenzhen concluded with a transaction price of approximately 114 million yuan, resulting in a unit price of about 34,200 yuan per square meter and a premium rate of 379.6% over the starting price [2][4]. - The property was later re-listed for auction due to the buyer's failure to pay the remaining balance within the stipulated time, highlighting the risks associated with high-stakes bidding [4][5]. Group 2: Luxury Properties in Demand - Recent judicial auctions have seen significant interest in luxury properties, with two large units in Shenzhen's Huajiaocheng selling for premium rates of approximately 136% and 124% respectively [7]. - A villa in the well-known "Jiujian Tang" luxury community in Shanghai was auctioned for over 100 million yuan, indicating a strong market for high-end real estate despite broader market fluctuations [8]. Group 3: Overall Market Performance - Nationally, the judicial auction market has shown a slight decline, with 324,000 properties listed in the first five months of the year, a decrease of 0.78% year-on-year, and total transaction value dropping by 20.3% to 101.69 billion yuan [8]. - The concentration of transactions in core areas of first-tier cities, particularly for scarce luxury properties, has attracted high-net-worth buyers, leading to significant premiums [8].