1. The May property market boom continued, but sales of luxury homes priced over 10 million yuan slowed in many cities.
2. Guangzhou's "sell old, buy new" pilot program completed its second week: market response was enthusiastic, with smaller apartments leading the applications.
3. Shanghai piloted the acquisition of existing second-hand homes to expand the supply of affordable rental housing.
4. Hong Kong: Plans to accelerate the development of the northern metropolitan area, producing over 70,000 housing units and one million square meters of economic floor area in the next five years.
5. Hong Kong's first five-year plan launched public consultation: It proposes to systematically eliminate substandard subdivided flats and accelerate land development and urban renewal.
6. Vanke A: Shenzhen Metro Group provided the company with a loan of no more than 1.14 billion yuan.
7. OCT A: In May, the company achieved contracted sales area of 85,000 square meters and contracted sales amount of 1.05 billion yuan.
8. A residential land plot in Guangzhou was sold at a premium of 23.87%.
9. Centaline Property: Hong Kong's second-hand home prices rose 0.1% week-on-week. 10. Jianfa Group won a residential land parcel in Qianhai, Shenzhen for 3.5 billion yuan, with a floor price of 95,900 yuan/㎡, ranking second in Shenzhen's history.
