China News Service, Beijing, December 2 (Reporter Pang Wuji) The cooling of the property market continues.
58.com and Anjuke released the November National Housing Index Report for 2021 on the 2nd, showing that in November, the average online price of new homes and the listing price of second-hand housing in 65 key cities in China both fell slightly from the previous month.
The report shows that in November 2021, the average online price of new houses in 65 cities monitored by China was 17,415 yuan (RMB, the same below) per square meter, a slight decrease of 0.27% from the previous month. Among them, the average online price of new houses in 28 cities increased from the previous month.
The average online listing price of second-hand houses in 65 cities was 16,840 yuan per square meter, a slight decrease of 0.33% from the previous month. Among them, only the average price of second-hand houses in 14 cities rose from the previous month.
Shenzhen, Shanghai, and Beijing are still the three cities with the highest housing prices in China.
From the perspective of new houses, the average online price of new houses in Shenzhen is 57,487 yuan per square meter, 52,625 yuan per square meter in Shanghai, and 46,251 yuan per square meter in Beijing.
The listed prices of second-hand houses in the three cities exceeded 50,000 yuan per square meter.
Among them, the average listed price of second-hand housing in Beijing is 58881 yuan per square meter, Shenzhen is 57176 yuan per square meter, and Shanghai is 54301 yuan per square meter.
The report pointed out that the 10 cities that currently implement the second-hand housing reference price system have achieved significant regulatory effects.
The listed prices of second-hand houses in Ningbo, Chengdu, Sanya, Xi'an, Hefei and Guangzhou went down month-on-month in November.
In terms of market expectations, the report pointed out that in November, the home buyers' confidence index was 99.2, an increase of 3.4% from the previous month.
52.4% of homebuyers believe that policies will continue to control and curb the rise in housing prices; 33.9% of homebuyers believe that housing prices this year are basically the same as last year.
That month, the real estate broker confidence index was 83.6, a slight decrease of 3.5% from the previous month; the proportion of brokers who believed that the government would continue to introduce policies to restrict housing prices dropped from the previous month.
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