Core Viewpoint - The land supply and demand scale in key cities has significantly decreased, with a notable drop in both supply and transaction volumes during the week of March 3 to March 9, 2025, influenced by the National People's Congress and seasonal changes in supply-demand dynamics [1][2]. Supply Summary - The total supply of land this week was 6.15 million square meters, a 34% decrease from the previous week. First and second-tier cities saw supply drop by 91% and 42% respectively, while third and fourth-tier cities experienced a 33% increase [1]. - The average plot ratio for residential land supplied this week was 2.3, with cities like Quanzhou, Haikou, and Taiyuan exceeding an average plot ratio of 2.5 [1]. - A notable land parcel in Beijing's Tongzhou district was listed with a starting total price of 2.33 billion yuan and a plot ratio of 2.5, highlighting its advantageous location and surrounding amenities [1]. Transaction Summary - Total transaction volume reached 1.26 million square meters, marking a 75% decrease week-on-week, with a transaction value of 6.5 billion yuan, down 85% [2]. - The average floor price in key cities fell by 15% to 5,138 yuan per square meter, while the average premium rate remained at 10.7%, maintaining above 10% for three consecutive weeks [2]. - In Shanghai's Jiading New Town, a residential land parcel was sold for 2.66 billion yuan with a premium rate of 30%, setting a new record for the area [3].