1. Guangzhou: Real estate companies can resell commercial housing held by themselves after paying back transfer fees.
2. Construction has begun on the first phase of resettlement housing in Guangzhou's Tangyong Village urban village renovation project.
3. Expropriation has accelerated in Shenzhen's Nanshan District's first large-scale shantytown redevelopment project in an old residential area.
4. Hong Kong has enacted legislation to address the problem of substandard subdivided flats.
5. CBRE predicts that Hong Kong's residential market has bottomed out and expects transaction volume to steadily recover in 2026.
6. Sichuan: Continued efforts are needed to stabilize real estate consumption, with housing support policies formulated based on a "one city, one policy" approach.
7. Dongguan: Eligible buyers of new homes will receive a housing subsidy of 2% of the total purchase price, up to a maximum of 30,000 yuan.
8. Hangzhou has listed two residential land parcels with a starting price of approximately 1.92 billion yuan.
9. One month after the implementation of the new Shanghai real estate policy, new home transaction volume increased by 19% month-on-month. 10. Affordability continues to limit Americans' home purchases, with U.S. existing home sales falling slightly in August.
