1. Beijing: Families with multiple children registered in Beijing can purchase up to three properties within the Fifth Ring Road; the minimum down payment ratio has been adjusted from no less than 30% to no less than 25%.
2. Shenzhen's new home prices break records, reaching a maximum of 380,000 yuan/㎡.
3. Experts: The real estate market needs to grasp the fundamental changes in demand and implement supply-side reforms.
4. Guangzhou's "housing voucher" resettlement system is boosting the real estate market and becoming an emerging force among first-tier cities.
5. Experts analyze: Shenzhen and Shanghai may follow suit with new policies to relax housing purchase restrictions.
6. Guangzhou will implement a batch of self-renewal projects for dilapidated and old housing in phases.
7. Wuhan saw 11 residential land parcels sold for 4.158 billion yuan, with the highest premium rate reaching 10.11%.
8. Chengdu issued new regulations to standardize the naming of residential buildings, prohibiting the use of words such as "world" and "universe."
9. From January to November, 25,800 old urban residential communities nationwide started renovation projects. 10. A plot of land in Pingtan, Fujian, covering approximately 206 acres, will be auctioned next month, with a starting price of 225.7 million yuan.
11. Midland Realty predicts that the total number of property registrations in Hong Kong will exceed 80,000 by 2025, a four-year high.
