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This monthly publication contains the property news of Greater Bay Area in China. (The content of this monthly publication is only available in Simplified Chinese.)

In July, residential sales momentum cooled notably, with overall registrations falling to 4,462, a 42% m-o-m decline. The pullback suggests a pause in market engagement as buyers recalibrated after earlier activity, becoming more selective amid shifting sentiment and tighter decision-making thresholds.

New-home sales saw a sharper retreat, with primary market registrations easing to 796, down 60% m-o-m. The drop points to a combination of fewer large-scale launches and greater caution toward new-project pricing relative to existing stock. In contrast, the secondary market,…

This monthly publication contains the property news of Greater Bay Area in China. (The content of this monthly publication is only available in Simplified Chinese.)

In June, overall residential market activity picked up, with total registrations climbing to 7,650, a 7% m-o-m increase. The rebound points to broader market re-engagement as participants responded to evolving conditions and available opportunities.

Primary market transactions dropped to 1,993, a 17% m-o-m decline. The steeper fall appears tied to a thinner pipeline of new launches and buyers adopting a more measured pace when weighing new-development premiums against alternatives. Secondary market activity strengthened, reaching 5,657 registrations…

This monthly publication contains the property news of Greater Bay Area in China. (The content of this monthly publication is only available in Simplified Chinese.)

In May, overall residential market activity slowed slightly, with total registrations falling to 7,138, a 3% m-o-m decline. This suggests a brief consolidation phase after earlier strength, rather than a sharp change in market direction.

Primary market transactions edged down to 2,410, also 3% lower m-o-m. The modest drop reflects fewer new project launches and more cautious buyer behaviour, as purchasers take longer to compare projects and evaluate pricing before making decisions. The secondary market showed a small pullback, with 4,728 registrations…

This monthly publication contains the property news of Greater Bay Area in China. (The content of this monthly publication is only available in Simplified Chinese.)

In April, total residential property registrations rebounded to 7,368, marking a 17% m-o-m increase. In the primary market, transaction volume surged to 2,594 deals, up 80% m-o-m, as developers accelerated launches and buyers responded to a broader range of new project offerings.

By contrast, the secondary market softened slightly, recording 4,774 transactions.……

This monthly publication contains the property news of Greater Bay Area in China. (The content of this monthly publication is only available in Simplified Chinese.)

In March, total residential property registrations softened to 6,316, reflecting a 5% m-o-m decline. In the primary market, transaction volume fell more sharply to 1,443 deals, down 44% m-o-m, as developers adopted a more selective launch strategy and buyers turned more cautious after earlier surges in activity.

By contrast, the secondary market showed greater resilience, with 4,873 transactions, representing a 19% m-o-m increase. The stronger resale momentum suggests.……