1. China Index Academy: The top 100 real estate companies acquired land totaling RMB 146.52 billion in the first quarter, a year-on-year decrease of 49.4%.
2. Macquarie: Singapore REITs have likely absorbed most of the interest rate hike risks.
3. A prime residential land parcel in Taipingqiao, Fengtai District, outside Beijing's Second Ring Road, has begun pre-application, with a starting price of RMB 3.6 billion.
4. The first trial of the case involving Evergrande Group, Evergrande Real Estate, and Xu Jiayin has begun.
5. Cushman & Wakefield: If the situation in the Middle East escalates further, Hong Kong property prices are expected to rise by approximately 5% for the year.
6. Morgan Stanley lowered its target price for Greentown Management by 14%, but remains optimistic about its dominant market position.
7. Huatai Securities: The second derivative of national housing prices is expected to turn positive this year; a gradual allocation to real estate stocks is recommended.
8. China Resources Land: First-quarter sales amounted to RMB 44.12 billion, with recurring revenue of RMB 13.33 billion.
9. Aoyuan Group: Overdue debts exceed 42 billion yuan, with outstanding litigation amounting to approximately 69.2 billion yuan.
10. Longfor Group: First-quarter total contracted sales reached 7.46 billion yuan, with operating service revenue of 6.62 billion yuan.
11. National Association of Realtors: U.S. existing home sales fell to a nine-month low in March.
12. The White House released its latest housing analysis, stating that the U.S. housing shortage is at least 10 million units.
