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Core Viewpoint - The relaxation of housing purchase restrictions in Beijing and Shanghai marks a significant shift in China's real estate policy, indicating a broader trend towards the easing of housing purchase limits nationwide [1][10]. Group 1: Historical Context of Purchase Restrictions - The housing purchase restriction policy began in April 2010 with Beijing implementing the first limit, which has evolved over 15 years through various phases of tightening and loosening [1][4]. - The introduction of the "New National Eight Articles" in January 2011 led to the highest intensity of purchase restrictions, effectively curbing rapid price increases and resulting in negative year-on-year growth in sales by September 2011 [6][7]. - By 2022, cities like Zhengzhou and Fuzhou began to relax these restrictions, and 2023 saw a comprehensive easing of limits across major cities [7][8]. Group 2: Recent Policy Changes - In August 2023, Beijing and Shanghai announced significant changes to their housing purchase policies, allowing eligible families to buy homes without restrictions in outer areas [10][11]. - The adjustments reflect a differentiated approach based on market conditions, with core areas retaining restrictions to stabilize price expectations while easing limits in peripheral regions [11][12]. Group 3: Future Outlook - Experts suggest that while the current environment for purchase restrictions is the most relaxed in history, a complete withdrawal of these policies in cities like Beijing and Shanghai is unlikely in the short term [2][12]. - Future adjustments will depend on market characteristics and the need to balance reasonable housing demand with the prevention of speculative risks, indicating a gradual and cautious approach to policy changes [12][11].