The new policy was released, and the activity of the property market in various regions increased significantly

2024-05-22 15:18 Source: CCTV News Client
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The new policy was released, and the activity of the property market in various regions increased significantly

15:18, May 22, 2024     Source: CCTV News Client    

Shenzhen, Guangdong: The activity of the property market increased significantly in the first week of the release of the new property policy

Recently, many departments of the country have introduced favorable policies for real estate, and the turnover of first and second hand houses in Shenzhen, Guangdong has increased significantly. When visiting some properties in Shenzhen, the reporter found that the market activity increased significantly.

On May 20, at a real estate site in Nanshan District, many prospective buyers came to the sand table area and negotiation area for consultation, and some citizens even placed orders directly on the site.

On May 17, the central bank and other departments issued several real estate market documents, making centralized adjustments to the commercial personal housing loan interest rate, personal housing provident fund loan interest rate and the minimum down payment ratio of personal housing loans. On May 18, Shenzhen announced to reduce the interest rate of housing provident fund loans. Industry insiders believe that the package of favorable policies for real estate has met the policy expectations of property buyers to some extent.

According to the statistics of Shenzhen Real Estate Association of China, from May 6 to 19, the entrusted purchase volume of customers in Shenzhen increased by 46% compared with the same period in 2023, and the recorded volume of second-hand houses increased by 33% compared with the same period in 2023. The market activity increased significantly.

Zhou Yanjiang, Industry Development Director of Shenzhen Real Estate Agency Association: The introduction of the new policy has the following three main impacts on the property market: first, it reduces the burden of buyers; Second, it boosted the confidence of the market and stimulated consumers' demand for housing; The third is to promote the stable development of the real estate market.

Nanjing, Jiangsu: The first batch of 52 groups of "old for new" stock houses were confirmed to be completed

In Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, on April 27, Nanjing issued the announcement of "old for new" for existing housing. Yesterday (21st), the first 52 groups of Nanjing's stock housing "old for new" were confirmed to be transacted.

On April 27, Nanjing Anju Construction Group issued a notice on carrying out the pilot activity of "old for new" of stock housing, with the first batch of pilot units limited to 2000 sets. According to the rules, the purchaser can replace one or more new commercial housing with one or more existing housing, and the total replacement price is not more than 80% of the total price of the new commercial housing purchased. As of May 20, Anju Construction Group has received about 3450 groups of online, telephone, on-site and other inquiries, about 4150 groups of registered intention applications, and about 3430 groups of qualified initial review. The first 52 groups confirmed the deal.

At present, the relevant appraisal work is being carried out in an orderly manner, and the first batch of 100 sets of offline inspection and issuance of appraisal results have been completed. It is expected that the on-site inspection of housing supply can be basically completed in the first ten days of June.

Zhang Hui, vice president and secretary-general of Nanjing Real Estate Association: I think this policy has actually revitalized and activated the two categories of real estate: stock property and incremental housing, and met the two categories of housing demand: rigid demand and improvement demand.

(Editor in charge: He Xin)