1. Beijing's secondhand housing market saw a strong rebound in January, with online contract signings exceeding 15,000 units.
2. Beijing's secondhand housing market saw 15,082 online contract signings in January, maintaining a level above 14,000 units for the third consecutive month.
3. China Index Academy: The top 100 real estate companies' total sales in January reached 190.52 billion yuan.
4. China Index Academy: The top 100 companies' total land acquisition amount in January was 57.99 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 52.1%.
5. Shenzhen's secondhand housing market saw a continuous increase for the third consecutive week.
6. Shenzhen's housing market continued its recovery in January: the first affordable housing project of the year sold out, and both new and secondhand housing transaction data were impressive.
7. Gansu Provincial Housing Fund Management Center: The pilot program for using housing provident funds to pay down payments for secondhand homes was launched.
8. Local land sales revenue has decreased by approximately 4.6 trillion yuan in four years; many provinces are expected to see growth this year.
9. Average rents for shops on major commercial streets in key cities are projected to fall by 0.81% year-on-year in the second half of 2025.
10. UK house prices have had a strong start to the new year, gradually shaking off the shadow of the tax increase budget.
11. Amid the shadow of tax increases and cooling demand, UK mortgage approvals fell to a one-and-a-half-year low in December.
