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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent trends in the second-hand housing market in major Chinese cities, particularly Beijing, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou, highlighting the impact of policy changes and market dynamics on transaction volumes and market sentiment [2][3][4][6][8]. Group 1: Beijing Market Insights - In August, Beijing's second-hand residential transactions reached 13,331 units, an increase of 547 units from July, driven by new policies aimed at optimizing housing purchase restrictions and enhancing public housing loan support [3][4]. - The new policies are expected to facilitate demand flow to areas outside the Fifth Ring Road, which has seen significant new housing supply, thus improving market inventory structure [3][4]. - Analysts predict further policy optimizations in Beijing, such as lowering purchase thresholds and simplifying procedures, which could accelerate the circulation of second-hand housing [4][5]. Group 2: Shenzhen Market Trends - Shenzhen recorded 5,267 second-hand housing transactions in August, a 7.1% decrease month-on-month but a 12.8% increase year-on-year, maintaining above the industry "boom-bust line" for six consecutive months [6][7]. - Expectations for the "Golden September and Silver October" period are high, with predictions of policy relaxations and increased promotional activities from developers, which could boost market activity [7]. - The market is anticipated to benefit from seasonal demand factors, including the upcoming National Day holiday and rising consumer confidence due to positive stock market performance [7]. Group 3: Guangzhou Market Conditions - Guangzhou's second-hand housing transactions fell to 8,700 units in August, a decrease of 2.92% from the previous month, attributed to seasonal factors and a slowdown in market activity [8][11]. - The implementation of new policies, such as converting commercial loans to public housing loans and the "online signing equals enrollment" initiative, aims to stimulate demand but may have limited immediate impact [9][11]. - Market sentiment remains cautious, with a prolonged decision-making cycle among buyers due to a large inventory of second-hand homes and prevailing market conditions [11].