1. Guangzhou adjusts the 2026 housing provident fund contribution base, with a maximum of 41,697 yuan.
2. Applications for the "trade-in" subsidy for new commercial housing in Nansha District, Guangzhou, will begin on July 15th, with a maximum subsidy of 20,000 yuan.
3. 30 new housing projects in Shenzhen will enter the market in the third quarter, providing nearly 7,000 residential units.
4. A 522.7-square-meter sea-view penthouse in Shenzhen Bay No. 1 is listed for auction, with a starting price of 64.578 million yuan.
5. Shanghai's second-hand housing market saw 140,000 transactions in the first half of the year, a year-on-year increase of 12%.
6. Hainan: Contributors can apply to withdraw their housing provident fund once a year to pay the property management fees for any self-occupied residential property under their family name in Hainan Province.
7. Over 6,000 new residential units in Hong Kong will be handed over for occupancy in the second half of the year.
8. Ricacorp Properties: Hong Kong's property market is entering an upward trend, with property prices expected to rise by at least 15% by 2026. 9. Wuxi held a real estate investment promotion symposium for 2026, showcasing 17 prime residential land parcels.
10. Jones Lang LaSalle predicts that Hong Kong's small and medium-sized residential property prices will rise by 5% to 10% this year.
