1. The first batch of units at Shenzhen Bay No. 1 Ruigongguan sold out, with the 80 million RMB-level luxury apartments leading the market in sales.
2. Nanshan District, a trillion-yuan GDP area in Shenzhen, exhibits a significant "siphoning effect," with over 50% of homebuyers upgrading their properties still choosing Nanshan.
3. Vanke: Visits and subscriptions to its projects in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and other cities saw significant growth in May.
4. Three residential land parcels in Hefei's Baohe District were sold at the reserve price, generating 843 million RMB.
5. Hainan adjusted its housing provident fund contribution base, effective from July.
6. China Jinmao won a residential land parcel in Qingdao's Huangdao Jiudingshan area for 579 million RMB at the reserve price.
7. Shanghai's new home sales area increased by 82.78% week-on-week last week.
8. Hong Kong Property Services: Five transactions were recorded in Hong Kong's top ten housing estates over the weekend, a 25% increase week-on-week. 9. Jiangsu's housing market policy "toolbox" expands, focusing on three dimensions: land supply, development and construction, and property sales.
10. Poly Yunrui's real-life demonstration area opens for immediate sales, with the first batch of 200 units priced at over 85,000 yuan per square meter.
