1. Shanghai's daily online transaction volume for secondhand homes exceeded 1,600 units again, with industry insiders predicting a continued recovery trend in October.
2. Shenzhen plans to add home renovation withdrawals to its housing provident fund, with a maximum withdrawal amount of 250,000 yuan per unit.
3. Shenzhen Bao'an District announced the planning for four urban renewal units, all of which are industrial-to-industrial conversion projects.
4. The third phase of the urban village renovation and reconstruction project in five villages and seven areas of Huangpu District, Guangzhou, has been fully capped.
5. A land plot in the Xiangbei area of Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, has been announced for planning adjustments, with a commercial-to-residential conversion area of 28,730 square meters.
6. Hong Kong Housing Authority: Public housing applicants must proactively declare their e-wallet balances; false statements will be subject to a maximum penalty of HK$50,000.
7. Vanke A: Sales in all regions during the National Day holiday met expectations.
8. Longfor Group: September sales reached 2.3 billion yuan.
9. Poly Developments announced the planning for its Hangzhou Qianjiang Century City residential land project, which includes nine high-rise buildings.
10. Chengdu saw one residential land transaction and one new pre-sale residential project approved last week.
