土地周报 | 成交规模维持低位，深圳刷新楼板价纪录（7.14-7.20）

Core Viewpoint - The land supply in key cities has significantly increased, while transaction volumes remain low, leading to a rise in premium rates to their highest levels of the year [1][2]. Supply - The supply of land this week reached 5.27 million square meters, a 65% increase compared to the previous week [2]. - A total of 55 plots of residential land were supplied, with an average plot ratio of 1.99. Notably, cities like Nantong, Taicang, and Chengdu had average plot ratios not exceeding 1.6 [2]. - In Shenzhen, a residential plot in Bao'an District was auctioned with a base price of 6.409 billion yuan and a total building area of 145,000 square meters, with a starting floor price of 44,200 yuan per square meter. This plot had previously been withdrawn from auction in April due to a high starting price [2]. Transaction - The transaction volume for the week was 2.51 million square meters, a 12% increase from the previous week, with a transaction value of 13.8 billion yuan, down 5% [2]. - Shenzhen successfully auctioned a high-premium residential plot, contributing to an average premium rate increase to 12.2%, marking a return to the year's high [2][3]. - In the Nanshan District of Shenzhen, a residential plot was sold for 2.155 billion yuan with a premium rate of 86.1%, setting a new record for floor prices in Shenzhen [3]. - In Hangzhou, a residential plot was sold for 1.15 billion yuan with a premium rate of 12.75%, indicating strong demand in the area [3]. Notable Transactions - The top transactions included: - Shenzhen: Plot sold to China Merchants Shekou for 2.215 billion yuan, floor price 84,180 yuan/sqm, premium rate 86% [5]. - Hangzhou: Plot sold to Greentown China for 1.15 billion yuan, floor price 17,513 yuan/sqm, premium rate 12.75% [5]. - Harbin: A plot sold for 496 million yuan with a premium rate of 15.63% [4].