In recent years, various regions have continuously optimized and adjusted real estate policies, controlled growth, removed inventory, and improved supply, relaxed housing purchase restrictions in an orderly manner, deepened the reform of the housing provident fund system, increased the supply of affordable housing, promoted the implementation of urban renewal and transformation, and worked in both directions from both sides of supply and demand, and introduced a “combo punch” of policies. Judging from real estate-related data for the first half of 2026, the results of the policy are gradually showing, and there have been some positive changes in the real estate market. Commercial residential sales prices in first-tier cities have been rising for 4 consecutive months from month to month. Since March, sales prices of newly built commercial homes and second-hand homes in first-tier cities have all been rising for 4 consecutive months. From March to June, sales prices of newly built commercial residential homes in first-tier cities rose between 0.1% and 0.2% month-on-month, while second-hand homes rose between 0.3% and 0.4%. Furthermore, the overall decline in commercial residential sales prices in second- and third-tier cities has narrowed.

In recent years, various regions have continuously optimized and adjusted real estate policies, controlled growth, removed inventory, and improved supply, relaxed housing purchase restrictions in an orderly manner, deepened the reform of the housing provident fund system, increased the supply of affordable housing, promoted the implementation of urban renewal and transformation, and worked in both directions from both sides of supply and demand, and introduced a “combo punch” of policies. Judging from real estate-related data for the first half of 2026, the results of the policy are gradually showing, and there have been some positive changes in the real estate market. Commercial residential sales prices in first-tier cities have been rising for 4 consecutive months. Since March, sales prices of newly built commercial homes and second-hand homes in first-tier cities have all been rising for 4 consecutive months. From March to June, sales prices of newly built commercial residential homes in first-tier cities rose between 0.1% and 0.2% month-on-month, while second-hand homes rose between 0.3% and 0.4%. Furthermore, the overall decline in commercial residential sales prices in second- and third-tier cities has narrowed.