At the end of August, various departments such as the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the People's Bank of China, and the State Administration of Financial Supervision played a policy “combo punch” to accelerate the construction of a new model of real estate development, and the effects of the new deal continued to be unleashed. In response, the Securities Times reporter visited the new and second-hand housing markets in Shenzhen. “Since the end of August, the number of visitors to our stores has increased by nearly 20% compared to mid-August.” Manager Fu is a senior real estate agency manager in the Cuizhu area of Luohu District, Shenzhen. In his opinion, the overall mentality of buyers is stabilizing. Buying preferences focus on low total price properties and high-quality school district housing. Most people are still waiting for the “combo punch” supporting rules of the policy to be implemented further. Some of the buyers interviewed confessed that recently they have clearly felt that the bargaining space for second-hand housing is narrowing, and they themselves will still maintain a rational pace of decision-making. Manager Fu said that judging from the transaction cases handled, the transaction cycle in the second-hand housing market in Shenzhen continues to shorten, the market expectations of buyers and sellers tend to be unified, and the willingness of owners to sell at drastic price cuts has clearly weakened. After the implementation of the New Deal, many developers chose to follow the trend and “test the waters”. Recently, a residential project in Longhua District under Shenzhen Railway was promoted, with a total of 496 apartments. The new and second-hand housing markets are simultaneously sending positive signals, and the industry generally has optimistic expectations for the success of this year's “gold, nine, silver, ten” property market.

At the end of August, various departments such as the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the People's Bank of China, and the State Administration of Financial Supervision played a policy “combo punch” to accelerate the construction of a new model of real estate development, and the effects of the new deal continued to be unleashed. In response, the Securities Times reporter visited the new and second-hand housing markets in Shenzhen. “Since the end of August, the number of visitors to our stores has increased by nearly 20% compared to mid-August.” Manager Fu is a senior real estate agency manager in the Cuizhu area of Luohu District, Shenzhen. In his opinion, the overall mentality of buyers is stabilizing. Buying preferences focus on low total price properties and high-quality school district housing. Most people are still waiting for the “combo punch” supporting rules of the policy to be implemented further. Some of the buyers interviewed confessed that recently they have clearly felt that the bargaining space for second-hand housing is narrowing, and they themselves will still maintain a rational pace of decision-making. Manager Fu said that judging from the transaction cases handled, the transaction cycle in the second-hand housing market in Shenzhen continues to shorten, the market expectations of buyers and sellers tend to be unified, and the willingness of owners to sell at drastic price cuts has clearly weakened. After the implementation of the New Deal, many developers chose to follow the trend and “test the waters”. Recently, a residential project in Longhua District under Shenzhen Railway was promoted, with a total of 496 apartments. The new and second-hand housing markets are simultaneously sending positive signals, and the industry generally has optimistic expectations for the success of this year's “gold, nine, silver, ten” property market.