Cao Jingjing, general manager of the Index Research Department of the China Index Research Institute, said that overall, the current optimization and adjustment of Beijing's real estate policy is continuing the gradual pace of progress. At the same time, the significance of the current Beijing policy optimization signal is obvious. It is expected that cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen also have restrictive policy optimization expectations. Judging from the effects of the policy, after the New Deal, there was an increase in the number of visitors to some properties and the number of second-hand housing listings compared to before the New Deal, but market differentiation is still ongoing, and the performance of high-quality projects in non-core areas is not obvious. According to data from the China Index, after the New Deal, the average number of newly built commercial housing and second-hand housing units was 133 and 511 units per day, respectively. Among them, the average daily increase of 44.6% for newly built commercial housing compared to before the New Deal. Second-hand housing transactions were basically flat. Considering that there is a certain lag in online signing, market activity may increase as time progresses and year-end discounts increase.

Cao Jingjing, general manager of the Index Research Department of the China Index Research Institute, said that overall, the current optimization and adjustment of Beijing's real estate policy is continuing the gradual pace of progress. At the same time, the significance of the current Beijing policy optimization signal is obvious. It is expected that cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen also have restrictive policy optimization expectations. Judging from the effects of the policy, after the New Deal, there was an increase in the number of visitors to some properties and the number of second-hand housing listings compared to before the New Deal, but market differentiation is still ongoing, and the performance of high-quality projects in non-core areas is not obvious. According to data from the China Index, after the New Deal, the average number of newly built commercial housing and second-hand housing units was 133 and 511 units per day, respectively. Among them, the average daily increase of 44.6% for newly built commercial housing compared to before the New Deal. Second-hand housing transactions were basically flat. Considering that there is a certain lag in online signing, market activity may increase as time progresses and year-end discounts increase.