Core Viewpoint - The number of cities with rising housing prices has significantly decreased after a brief period of recovery, indicating a potential cooling in the real estate market [1][2][6]. New Housing Market - In April 2025, 22 out of 70 major cities saw new housing prices increase, down from 24 in March [2][10]. - First-tier cities experienced mixed results, with Beijing and Shanghai seeing slight increases of 0.1% and 0.5%, while Guangzhou and Shenzhen saw declines of 0.2% and 0.1% respectively [2][10]. - The average price of new homes in first-tier cities fell by 2.1% year-on-year, with Shanghai showing a notable increase of 5.9% [5][10]. Second-Hand Housing Market - Only 5 cities reported increases in second-hand housing prices in April, a drop from 10 cities in March, with 64 cities experiencing price declines [2][10]. - The overall second-hand housing price index decreased by 0.4% month-on-month and 6.8% year-on-year [10][11]. - Major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen saw year-on-year declines of 1.0%, 0.6%, 7.4%, and 3.7% respectively [5][10]. Market Trends and Dynamics - The market is currently in a phase of adjustment, with core cities showing resilience in demand, while second-tier and third-tier cities face ongoing downward pressure due to high inventory and insufficient demand [6][7][8]. - The "price for volume" strategy is prevalent, particularly in the second-hand market, where prices are being pressured down due to an oversupply of listings [8][9]. - The overall sentiment in the market remains cautious, with expectations for further policy support to stabilize buyer confidence and market activity [9][12]. Future Outlook - Analysts suggest that while there are signs of stabilization, the recovery of the housing market will require a multi-faceted approach, including improved buyer confidence and economic conditions [9][12]. - The second quarter is expected to see a typical seasonal decline in prices, particularly in the second-hand market, as new supply impacts demand dynamics [11][12].

Core Insights - The second-hand housing market in Hangzhou continues to show strong performance, with April seeing a total of 9,421 transactions, a 24% decrease from March but a 12% increase year-on-year, marking the highest transaction volume for April in nearly four years [1][2] - The average transaction price reached 29,634 yuan per square meter, reflecting a 1.9% year-on-year increase, indicating sustained demand despite a natural decline in transaction volume [1][2] Group 1 - The decline in transaction volume in April is attributed to the release of pent-up demand from March, influenced by seasonal factors such as the school enrollment period, and the overall economic environment not stimulating new demand [2] - The market has seen a depletion of lower-priced good properties, leading to a more rational negotiation process between buyers and sellers, which has slowed down transaction speeds [2] - Despite the decline, the market remains active, with April's transaction volume above 9,000 units, positioning Hangzhou as one of the most vibrant real estate markets in the country [2] Group 2 - In early May, the second-hand housing market maintained strong performance, with a 58% year-on-year increase in property viewings during the May Day holiday and a 15% increase in new contracts [3] - The active viewing numbers indicate robust demand, and the market is expected to experience fluctuations in both volume and price in the near future [3] - Leading indicators such as viewing numbers and client inquiries suggest that the net signing volume for second-hand homes will remain at a relatively good level [3]

Group 1: New Housing Market Trends - The new housing market in major cities experienced a "spot" heat during the May Day holiday, with significant discounts attracting buyers, including reductions of up to 1 million yuan on certain properties [1][2] - Developers in cities like Beijing launched aggressive promotions, with various types of properties, including residential and villas, seeing substantial price cuts [2][3] - The hot-selling properties are characterized by either high cost-performance ratios or superior design and quality due to upgrades in housing standards [1][3] Group 2: Second-Hand Housing Market Dynamics - The second-hand housing market showed signs of stabilization after the traditional peak season, with a notable shift towards "price for volume" strategies in core cities [1][4] - In Beijing, the number of second-hand housing transactions remained above 15,000 units in March and April, with a year-on-year increase of 16.59% in April [5] - The market is experiencing a "cold-hot" differentiation, with demand concentrated in lower-priced segments, particularly for first-time buyers [5][6] Group 3: Regional Highlights - In Shanghai, the "national price king" project saw a subscription rate exceeding 220% before the holiday, indicating strong demand despite the high price point of over 17,000 yuan per square meter [6][7] - Other cities like Hangzhou and Wuhan also reported significant sales during the holiday, with some projects experiencing a "rush" for properties [8] - In Guangzhou, the market saw increased visitor numbers and sales, with some projects achieving sales of over 30 billion yuan during the holiday [9][10] Group 4: Shenzhen Market Performance - Shenzhen's new housing projects performed well during the holiday, with a year-on-year increase of 105% in signed contracts and 33% in viewings [10][11] - Local developers launched multiple projects, achieving significant sales figures, including over 1.78 billion yuan in sales for one project [11] - The second-hand market in Shenzhen also showed strong performance, with a 66% increase in signed contracts compared to the previous year [12][13]

Core Viewpoint - The real estate market showed signs of stabilization in Q1 2025, with a potential continuation of weak recovery in Q2, particularly in hot cities [1][3]. Group 1: Market Overview - In Q1 2025, the overall real estate market stabilized, with total transaction area for new and second-hand homes reaching 82.04 million square meters, a year-on-year increase of 17% [3][5]. - New home transactions in 115 key cities remained flat compared to last year, with a total area of 51.31 million square meters [5]. - First-tier cities outperformed second and third-tier cities, with first-tier cities showing a 26% year-on-year increase, while third and fourth-tier cities experienced an 8% decline [5][7]. Group 2: City-Specific Trends - Hot cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Chengdu saw stronger recovery in second-hand home markets compared to new homes [7]. - Cities such as Guangzhou, Tianjin, and Wuhan showed signs of weak recovery, with transaction levels returning to last year's figures [9]. - In contrast, cities like Hefei and Nanjing displayed insufficient growth momentum, with declining customer conversion rates [16][19]. Group 3: Product and Market Dynamics - Strong product offerings, particularly new regulations for high-efficiency housing, have driven market interest, with new products achieving high sales rates [22][23]. - Well-developed infrastructure, such as transit-oriented developments and school districts, has become a key selling point for properties [27]. - Discounted pricing and strong marketing strategies for entry-level homes have contributed to increased sales volume [30]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The market is expected to continue its weak recovery trend into Q2 2025, with new home quality upgrades attracting second-hand home buyers [31][32]. - The average sales price of second-hand homes in core cities has increased, indicating a warming market that extends to first-time buyers [31].

Market Overview - The national real estate market is showing a significant cooling trend, with new home transactions in 26 key cities down 14% compared to March, remaining flat year-on-year [1] - The second-hand housing market is even more sluggish, with transaction volumes in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen dropping between 8% to 40% in the first 20 days of April [1][3] - In Hangzhou, transactions plummeted from 12,400 units in March to 7,505 units, a nearly 40% decline [1] Price Trends - The average second-hand home prices in 100 cities fell by 0.69% month-on-month, with 19 cities, including Huai'an and Yancheng, experiencing declines exceeding 1% [3] - First-tier cities saw a slight increase in new home prices by 0.37%, while third and fourth-tier cities experienced a decrease of 0.11% [3] Market Dynamics - The market is characterized by a "two extremes" scenario, reflecting buyers' preference for core assets and caution towards non-core areas [3] - The ongoing US-China trade war poses significant challenges, with cities heavily reliant on exports seeing a 10% week-on-week drop in second-hand home transactions, while those less reliant on exports experienced a 12% increase [3] Policy and Regulatory Environment - Since the introduction of the 926 policy last year, no strong stimulus measures have been implemented for nearly seven months, with the latest political meeting emphasizing the need for long-term stability [4] - Some cities, like Nanjing and Shanghai, are beginning to test policy limits by cracking down on fake listings and misleading information to stabilize market expectations [5] Economic Recommendations - Nomura's chief economist suggests three key directions: increasing fiscal subsidies, promoting real estate industry clearing, and stabilizing export expectations through technological innovation [6] - Positive signals are emerging in some cities, such as Shenzhen, where new home transactions increased by 68% year-on-year, indicating continued attractiveness of core assets [6] Future Outlook - The real estate market is currently facing "threefold pressure": data cooling, trade friction, and policy observation [6] - Despite these challenges, there are indications that the market is not in a state of complete recession, as evidenced by policy rumors and strong sales of improvement projects in core cities [6] - For buyers, focusing on long-term value in cities with population inflow, industrial support, and favorable policies is crucial for resilience in the market cycle [6]

Core Insights - The Shanghai new housing market continues to show a positive trend in April, characterized by a "quality over quantity" shift, with high-end and improvement-type residences becoming mainstream while ordinary demand decreases [1][8] New Housing Market - The supply of new homes in Shanghai significantly decreased in April, with 31 projects launching a total of 4,125 units, reflecting a substantial drop compared to the previous month and the same period last year [1] - High-end and improvement-type projects now account for over 60% of the new housing supply, indicating developers' focus on premium land and high-end buyer demand [1] - The Pudong New Area led the city with 847 units, followed by Baoshan District with 1,167 units, highlighting their importance as major residential areas [3] - Despite lower supply, high-quality projects continue to see strong demand, with notable sales such as the Feiyun Yuefu project achieving a subscription rate of 412% [3][5][6] Overall Transaction Performance - The overall transaction data for April shows a steady market, with 3,131 units sold out of the 4,125 units supplied, resulting in a supply-demand ratio of 1.3, indicating a balanced market [11] - The average transaction price was 64,755 yuan per square meter, down 21.87% month-on-month, yet improvement-type demand remains dominant [11] Second-Hand Housing Market - The second-hand housing market in Shanghai exhibited strong activity, with a 62.79% increase in transactions, totaling 6,279 units in the week of April 7-13 [12] - By April 26, the total number of second-hand units signed reached 20,316, marking a year-on-year growth of approximately 30% [13] - The active second-hand market is driving demand for new homes, particularly in improvement-type areas, as buyers transition from second-hand to new properties [14] Market Outlook - The upcoming May Day holiday is expected to maintain the market's momentum, with several projects set to open for subscription, including popular ones like Green City Chaoming Dongfang [15] - Analysts suggest that the revival of the new housing market, especially in improvement-type areas, may accelerate during the holiday period, although disparities between high-demand and less popular projects will persist [18]

Core Viewpoint - The real estate market in Shenzhen and other first-tier cities is experiencing a notable recovery, with significant sales performance in April, driven by strong demand and supportive policies [2][3][10]. Group 1: Shenzhen Market Performance - The Hongshan Huafu project in Shenzhen sold 184 units within an hour of its launch, marking it as the second "daylight plate" of the year [1][5]. - In April, Shenzhen's new home sales reached 4,751 units, a year-on-year increase of 68%, while second-hand home sales were 6,266 units, up 27% [2]. - The strong sales in Shenzhen reflect a robust demand for affordable housing, supported by favorable policies [5][16]. Group 2: Overall Market Trends - The real estate market in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou is also showing high transaction volumes, indicating a sustained recovery trend [3][6][7]. - The "small spring" phenomenon in March has continued into April, with many cities maintaining high sales levels [4][10]. - Despite the overall positive trend, some cities have seen a decline in sales compared to March, highlighting a mixed performance across different regions [11][12]. Group 3: Policy Impact - Recent government meetings have emphasized the need for a stable real estate market, with expectations of further policy support to enhance housing supply and stabilize prices [13][14][16]. - The upcoming housing exhibition in Shenzhen aims to promote quality projects and maintain market enthusiasm [15]. - Analysts predict that the real estate market will continue to recover in the second quarter, driven by ongoing policy measures and increased supply of quality housing [16].

点击上图 ▲立即报名 商务部召开外资企业圆桌会 4月 23日，标普全球公布的数据显示，美国4月Markit综合PMI初值51.2，为2023年12月以来的最低值，预期52，前值53。其中，新订单指数从 3月的53.3降至52.5；产出价格环比上涨，为去年3月以来的最高。美国4月Markit服务业PMI初值51.4，预期52.6，前值54.4。服务出口（包括 旅游及其他跨境服务）下降幅度为2023年1月以来最大，尤其显著抑制了需求增长。 4月 23日，商务部副部长兼国际贸易谈判副代表凌激主持召开外资企业圆桌会，就美加征关税给在华外资企业投资经营带来的影响与企业交流。 会议由中国外商投资企业协会主办，80余家外资企业和在华外国商会代表参会。财政部、商务部、海关总署、国家药监局有关司局负责人参会并 回应企业反映的问题诉求。 凌激表示，希望外资企业发出理性声音，坚定信心、克服困难、化危为机，共同战胜单边主义和保护主义。中国将继续扩大高水平对外开放，努 力保障产供链稳定畅通，推动解决外资企业问题诉求。与会企业代表表示，中国的外资政策持续、稳定、可预期，愿继续对华投资，深化互利合 作，共同应对挑战。（央视新闻） ｜点评｜ ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent rumors regarding new real estate regulations in Shenzhen, emphasizing the importance of relying on official information rather than unverified claims [2][3]. Group 1: Market Trends - There are rumors circulating on social media about new real estate policies in Shenzhen, which have been linked to a notification allegedly sent by Shenzhen Beike, urging employees to prepare for new stimuli [2]. - Industry experts suggest that the upcoming "May Day" holiday may lead to fabricated rumors aimed at stimulating real estate sales, advising buyers to trust official announcements [3]. - Following a "small spring" in the real estate market during March and April, experts predict a potential downward trend in the second quarter, indicating a policy vacuum where existing measures have been exhausted and new policies are yet to be implemented [3]. Group 2: Sales Performance - In March, Shenzhen's real estate market showed strong performance compared to other first-tier cities, with a significant increase in both new and second-hand housing transactions. Specifically, new residential sales reached 4,161 units, a 67.5% month-on-month increase and a 47.2% year-on-year increase, while second-hand residential transactions totaled 6,078 units, up 65.3% month-on-month and 58.3% year-on-year [3]. - The inventory of pre-sold residential properties in Shenzhen stood at 26,655 units by the end of March, with an average monthly sales rate of 3,474 units, resulting in a depletion cycle of approximately 7.7 months [3]. Group 3: Policy Adjustments - In March, the Shenzhen Housing Provident Fund Management Committee announced adjustments to housing provident fund loan regulations and interest subsidies, effective from March 24, 2025. These adjustments include increased loan limits, changes to minimum down payment ratios, and the removal of residency and first-home restrictions for intercity loans [4]. - The Shenzhen Real Estate Agency anticipates that new housing projects designed under the new regulations will enter the market, which are expected to enhance product quality and stimulate demand further. The ongoing policy support, including the new provident fund measures, is likely to keep the second-hand housing market active in April [4].

4月全月环比回落是大概率事件，二季度或将延续止跌企稳态势。 ◎ 文 / 俞倩倩 2025年前2月市场止跌企稳，3月传统营销旺季来临，新房成交再度来到年度高点，京沪深杭蓉等部分核心 一二线局部"小阳春"，目前4月已度过半月有余，究竟小阳春持续性几何？各城市复苏有何差异化特征，基 于当前市场逻辑，二季度楼市成交是否还有放量空间，哪些城市又存在结构性机会呢？ 4月半月30城项目平均去化率34% 环降同增、仍处高位震荡 01 据CRIC监测数据， 重点26城4月上半月成交面积达317.17万平方米，环比下降14%，与去年同期基本持 平。各能级环比降幅都在14%-15%之间，同比来看， 一线率先回稳 ，4月上半月成交量较去年同期增长 32%，主要源于去年三季度末新政刺激，存量客户潜在需求被激发，加之去年同期基数不高，也使得成交 规模有了显著增长。 而二线和三四线城市小阳春成色相对一般， 同比分别下降10%和8%，更多是局部复 苏，主要源于购买力疲软，市场热度仍有待一线传导。 从短期市场热度来看，仍处于高位波动区间： 据CRIC监测数据，4月上半月重点30城项目开盘去化率为 34%，与2025年2月全月持平，较2025年 ...