竞价173轮，溢价率18%！北京一宅地竞争激烈，成都也有“爆款”

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses recent land transactions in major Chinese cities, highlighting the competitive bidding process and the implications for the real estate market in terms of pricing and demand dynamics. Group 1: Beijing Land Transactions - On November 25, two residential land parcels in Beijing were sold for a total of 64.95 billion yuan, with one parcel in Chaoyang District sold at a premium of 18% [2][5] - The Chaoyang District land, with a planned area of 80,849.272 square meters, attracted significant interest, ultimately being won by Maoyuan for 50.24 billion yuan, resulting in a floor price of 62,140 yuan per square meter [5][6] - The second parcel in Fangshan District was acquired by Beijing Urban Construction at the starting price of 14.71 billion yuan, with a floor price of 15,336 yuan per square meter [5][6] Group 2: Chengdu Land Transaction - A residential land parcel in Chengdu's Pidu District was sold for 3.37 billion yuan, with a premium of 39.53%, after 35 rounds of bidding involving 8 bidders [9] - The land has a total area of 28,082.7 square meters and a planned building area of 56,165.4 square meters, with a starting floor price of 4,300 yuan per square meter [9] Group 3: Hangzhou Land Transactions - Three residential land parcels in Hangzhou were sold at the starting price, totaling 43.32 billion yuan [3][10] - The West Lake District parcel, with a planned area of 95,455 square meters, was acquired by a consortium for 15.19 billion yuan, resulting in a floor price of 15,908 yuan per square meter [10] - The overall market in Hangzhou is under pressure, with a focus on rational and conservative investment strategies from developers [11] Group 4: Wuhan Land Transactions - Eight residential land parcels in Wuhan were sold at the starting price, totaling 37.81 billion yuan, with a total planned building area of 910,700 square meters [4][12] - The transactions reflect a trend of developers acquiring land at lower prices amid market conditions [12]