1. Loans for projects on the "whitelist" of real estate developers can be extended for five years, but the "implementation details" are unclear.
2. Hong Kong property market: Weekend viewing appointments for the top ten benchmark housing estates reached 390 groups, a 4.6% increase week-on-week.
3. Projects under the new regulations in Guangzhou's housing market account for more than half of the total, with properties priced between 3 million and 8 million yuan remaining the main supply.
4. High-priced foreclosed properties are expected to flood Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen in 2025, with both sales volume and prices declining as the main trend.
5. State Council Executive Meeting: Improve education policies for children of migrant workers and expand the scope of public rental housing.
6. Guangzhou's Zhujiang New Town housing market has seen both sales volume and prices rise for eight consecutive weeks.
7. Poly Developments: The company added 10 new real estate projects, with a total payment of 11.086 billion yuan.
8. Land supply in various cities continues to "improve quality and reduce quantity," with leading real estate companies heavily investing in core cities.
9. Dai Xianglong: To improve the utilization rate of housing provident funds, their uses and adjustments should be expanded; they should not be used for investment in the capital market.
10. US housing starts have fallen to their lowest level since May 2020.
11. Trump's housing ban has raised concerns in the industry, with builders worried about disruptions to their rental housing business.
