Core Insights - The Shenzhen real estate market is experiencing a significant increase in second-hand housing supply, with over 75,000 effective listings as of July 7, marking a rise of more than 3,000 units in two weeks, primarily driven by the Longgang, Baoan, and Futian districts contributing over 60% of the new supply [1] - Despite 71.8% of monitored areas seeing average prices decline, there are positive signals emerging, with the proportion of declining properties narrowing to 51.9% and the percentage of rising properties increasing to 36.2% [2] - Structural opportunities are becoming apparent, with resilient core area assets and significant price differentiation in peripheral regions, indicating a potential new phase of value discovery in the market [4] Market Dynamics - The market is characterized by three main features: enhanced resilience of core area assets, increased differentiation in peripheral regions, and a rising trend in the proportion of larger unit sales (over 120㎡) [4] - The policy environment continues to influence market expectations, with adjustments in second-hand housing reference prices and an increase in affordable housing construction, which is gradually diverting market demand [5] - The financial landscape shows a shift in funding preferences, with a notable increase in long-term loans and a high auction failure rate for luxury properties, indicating liquidity risks in high-value assets [5] Price Trends - The price increase leaderboard for July shows significant gains in various districts, with the highest increase of 19% in the Shuanglong Garden of Baoan district, reflecting a "low-price rebound" logic [3] - The market is expected to maintain a dual structure of stability in core areas and adjustments in peripheral regions as the traditional peak season approaches [5] - The overall market dynamics suggest that buyers should focus on specific district characteristics, such as industrial support and transportation planning, rather than solely on price [5]