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Core Viewpoint - The absolute volume of new home transactions is expected to remain at a low level, with the possibility of further expansion in the year-on-year decline due to a high base from October last year. The differentiation between cities and projects will continue to intensify [1][29]. Market Performance - In September, the new home market saw steady supply and demand during the "Golden September" marketing season, with a slight month-on-month decrease in project sales rates, but a year-on-year increase, maintaining high volatility [3][5]. - The average sales rate for new homes in 30 key cities in September was 39%, a slight decrease of 3 percentage points month-on-month but an increase of 10 percentage points year-on-year [5][4]. City-Specific Trends - Cities such as Beijing, Chengdu, Xiamen, Changsha, and Hangzhou had sales rates exceeding 60%, while cities like Nanjing, Kunming, and Jinan had rates below 20%, indicating a continued low market performance [7][8]. - The sales rates for new projects in Wuhan showed a strong performance, with new regulation projects achieving a first-day sales rate of 40%, while traditional projects lagged significantly [9][13]. High-End Market Dynamics - The introduction of high-end luxury properties in cities like Shanghai and Hangzhou has led to increased market activity, with some projects experiencing a "buy more as prices rise" phenomenon [14][15]. - Notable luxury projects in Shanghai, such as Jinling Huating, achieved record sales, with the second phase selling out quickly and generating over 98 billion yuan in sales [19]. Price Adjustment Strategies - In weaker second-tier cities like Xi'an, Suzhou, and Zhengzhou, some projects have adopted price reduction strategies to boost sales, with significant discounts leading to improved sales performance [24][25][26]. - Projects in Fuzhou have also seen notable sales increases due to price adjustments, demonstrating the effectiveness of "price for volume" strategies [26]. Future Outlook - Looking ahead to October, the absolute volume of new home transactions is likely to continue at low levels, with potential for further year-on-year declines. Differentiation among cities and projects is expected to persist, with core cities maintaining high market activity while others may struggle [29].