深圳楼市“大礼包”落地首日，访量增加超10%，有人直接签约

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen's recent policy adjustments, particularly the relaxation of purchase restrictions, have exceeded market expectations and are expected to significantly boost market confidence and transaction volumes [1][7][9]. Policy Changes - The new policy has narrowed the purchase restriction areas, with only Futian, Nanshan, and Bao'an's Xin'an Street remaining under restrictions, while areas like Luohu and Bao'an's Xixiang Street are no longer restricted [7][8]. - In other districts, local residents can purchase unlimited properties, while non-residents can buy up to two properties, and certain areas have completely lifted purchase qualification reviews [8]. Market Response - Following the announcement, there was an immediate increase in buyer inquiries and visits to properties, with some projects reporting visitor numbers doubling compared to previous weeks [3][4]. - Specific projects noted a significant uptick in sales, with some reporting multiple transactions within a single morning after the policy announcement [3][4]. Market Sentiment - Industry experts believe that the new policy will enhance market sentiment, encouraging developers to increase supply and buyers to enter the market, thus stimulating demand [9][10]. - The upcoming "Golden September and Silver October" period is anticipated to further amplify market activity, with expectations of a transaction volume increase of over 50% in September [11]. Long-term Implications - The policy is seen as a strategic move to attract buyers from surrounding regions and to stabilize prices in non-core areas, while still maintaining some restrictions in core districts to prevent speculation [9][10]. - The reduction in mortgage rates for second homes is also expected to support demand, particularly from buyers looking for improved living conditions [10].