年内各地楼市政策已超470条

Core Viewpoint - The real estate market in 2025 has shown signs of stabilization, with over 470 policies introduced across approximately 200 provinces and cities to support the market recovery [3][5][11]. Policy Developments - The frequency of new real estate policies has slowed down, with over 120 policies introduced in Q3 2025, down from 175 in Q2 [5]. - Policies focus on both demand and supply sides, including adjustments to housing fund policies, purchase subsidies, and the relaxation of purchase restrictions in major cities [8][9]. Demand-Side Initiatives - Approximately 220 adjustments to housing fund policies have been made, including increasing loan limits and allowing fund withdrawals for various housing-related expenses [8]. - Subsidies for home purchases have been implemented, such as 200,000 yuan for families with three children buying homes over 120 square meters in Chuzhou [8]. - Major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen have optimized purchase restrictions, allowing eligible families to buy without limits in certain areas [8][12]. Supply-Side Measures - Over 4,600 plots of idle land have been earmarked for acquisition using special bonds, covering more than 2.4 million square meters and totaling over 620 billion yuan [9]. - Local governments are actively acquiring existing housing stock, with Guangxi having acquired 29,000 units by early September [9][10]. Market Recovery Indicators - First-tier cities have led the recovery in transactions, with significant increases in both new and second-hand home sales following policy changes [11][12]. - In Beijing, new home sales increased by 19% month-on-month and 20% year-on-year in September [11]. - Shanghai saw a 31% month-on-month increase in new home sales, with a 55% year-on-year rise [12]. Future Directions - The focus is shifting towards high-quality urban development and the construction of "good houses" as a new model for the real estate sector [15][17]. - Policies are expected to continue emphasizing the activation of demand and the optimization of supply, with a particular focus on improving living conditions and promoting urban renewal [15][17].