Core Viewpoint - Chengdu is implementing a series of new real estate policies to stabilize the market and promote healthy development, including direct subsidies for down payments, phased cancellation of sales restrictions, and increased public housing loan limits [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The Chengdu Municipal Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau, along with five other departments, issued a notice containing 17 measures aimed at improving supply quality, meeting diverse demands, revitalizing existing stock, and enhancing the effectiveness of the public housing fund system [1][2]. - The policies are in response to the central government's call for high-quality urban development and the need for coordinated growth among cities and towns [2]. Group 2: Regional Development - Chengdu supports districts and counties to adopt effective measures tailored to their development characteristics and real estate market conditions, focusing on high-quality housing development around key transportation hubs [2][3]. - The initiative aims to enhance living and working conditions, improve transportation networks, and expand public service resources to attract diverse housing demands [2]. Group 3: Sales Restrictions and Housing Market - The notice outlines a phased approach to lifting housing sales restrictions, allowing properties purchased before October 14, 2024, to be traded after obtaining property certificates starting from July 21, 2025 [3]. - Special sales restrictions for certain high-demand projects will continue under existing policies [3]. Group 4: Public Housing Fund Adjustments - The public housing fund loan calculation formula will be optimized to support housing consumption, allowing for a loan amount of 25 times the account balance for both employed and self-employed individuals [4][5]. - The new formula will also apply to the conversion of commercial loans to public housing loans [5]. Group 5: Land Supply Management - Chengdu is implementing a "three-color" management mechanism for land supply, categorizing areas based on their market acceptance and historical supply data to control land availability effectively [10]. - The mechanism aims to manage land supply in areas with high commercial vacancy rates and prioritize the release of prime land [10].