1. China Index Academy: The core city housing market showed some recovery in the first quarter of 2026, with existing home sales continuing to outperform new home sales.
2. China Index Academy: Looking ahead to the second quarter, sales volumes of both new and existing homes in core cities are expected to be supported.
3. Guangzhou's housing market experienced a strong spring boom: new home sales increased by 42% month-on-month, existing home sales exceeded 11,000 units, and luxury homes saw both volume and price increases.
4. Chengdu land auctions generated 2.623 billion yuan.
5. R&F Properties issued a profit warning, expecting a net loss of approximately 16.6 billion yuan for 2025.
6. China Overseas Land & Investment's 2025 profit attributable to shareholders was 12.69 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 18.8%.
7. Poly Property's 2025 revenue was 48.382 billion yuan, with a profit attributable to shareholders of 225 million yuan.
8. Powerlong Real Estate's 2025 revenue was 22.6 billion yuan, with a loss attributable to owners of approximately 5.887 billion yuan.
9. A residential land parcel in the Shibei Unit of Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, was listed for sale at a starting price of 23,000 yuan per square meter of floor area, with a price of 1.659 billion yuan.
10. UK house prices unexpectedly recorded a significant increase in March, showing initial signs of resilience.
