1. Beijing: The required years of social security and individual income tax contributions for non-Beijing residents to purchase a home have been reduced to one year.
2. Beijing: The maximum loan amount for housing provident funds has been moderately increased; couples purchasing their first home can borrow up to 3.4 million yuan using their provident funds.
3. Mainstream mortgage rates have not yet fallen below 3%, with rates starting with "2" only observed by a few banks in certain regions.
4. Guangxi launches a concentrated crackdown on irregularities in the real estate market.
5. Longfor Group: July contract sales amounted to 2.09 billion yuan, with a cumulative total of 18.64 billion yuan in the first seven months.
6. Hainan's secondary land market has launched a fully online transaction channel.
7. Midland Realty: Registrations for secondhand public housing in Hong Kong exceeded HK$1.6 billion in the first seven months, a record high for the same period.
8. Yuexiu Property's July contract sales reached 5.1 billion yuan, with a cumulative total of 55.61 billion yuan in the first seven months.
9. China Merchants Shekou's contract sales amounted to 110.059 billion yuan from January to July, with seven new projects recently added.
10. Conghua District, Guangzhou plans to supply 7 residential land parcels in 2026, with a total construction area of 720,000 square meters.
11. Centaline Property: Hong Kong's top ten housing estates recorded 5 transactions over the weekend, unchanged from the previous week.
