The first trend is that the market has stopped falling and stabilized. According to the latest data from the China Index Research Institute, in July, the average price of newly built homes in Baicheng reached 17,229 yuan/square meter, up 0.26% month-on-month and 2.09% year-on-year. In the short term, multiple dividends such as down payments, interest rates, taxes, and provident fund policies are compounded, and the backlog of demand for improvement will gradually be released, and the scale of commercial and second-hand housing transactions across the country will steadily pick up. In the medium to long term, location, circulation, and supporting resources have become the core measures for real estate value preservation, and the general rise in the national market has ceased to exist. The second trend is increasing urban polarization. Recently, high-quality land concessions in core cities have increased, land premiums have increased, and the differentiation of cities, sectors, and real estate has continued to intensify. Real estate value dividends will be concentrated in favor of core locations in Tier 1 and 2 cities with continuous population inflows, improved industries, and complete transportation facilities for education and medical care.

The first trend is that the market has stopped falling and stabilized. According to the latest data from the China Index Research Institute, in July, the average price of newly built homes in Baicheng reached 17,229 yuan/square meter, up 0.26% month-on-month and 2.09% year-on-year. In the short term, multiple dividends such as down payments, interest rates, taxes, and provident fund policies are compounded, and the backlog of demand for improvement will gradually be released, and the scale of commercial and second-hand housing transactions across the country will steadily pick up. In the medium to long term, location, circulation, and supporting resources have become the core measures for real estate value preservation, and the general rise in the national market has ceased to exist. The second trend is increasing urban polarization. Recently, high-quality land concessions in core cities have increased, land premiums have increased, and the differentiation of cities, sectors, and real estate has continued to intensify. Real estate value dividends will be concentrated in favor of core locations in Tier 1 and 2 cities with continuous population inflows, improved industries, and complete transportation facilities for education and medical care.