According to the national institute of statistics, in february 2023, as the effects of the policy gradually became apparent and the demand for housing was further released, the price of commercial residential sales in 70 large and medium cities continued to rise in comparison to the number of cities, and the price of commercial residential sales across the various lines of urban housing continued to rise overall, with the prices of first-line urban residential residential sales rising at the same time, and the prices of first-line urban commercial residential sales being narrower at the same time。
Total increase in residential sales prices for urban goods, line one, line three
In february, 55 and 40 cities, respectively, increased prices for new and second-hand residential constructions, an increase of 19 and 27, respectively, over the previous month。
In february, the price of new residential housing in front-line cities increased by 0. 2 per cent, the same as last month; the price of secondary residential housing rose by 0. 7 per cent, an increase of 0. 3 percentage points over the previous month. The ring price increase for the sale of new residential goods in second-line cities was 0. 4 per cent, an increase of 0. 3 percentage points over the previous month; the ring price increase for second-hand residential sales was 0. 1 per cent from 0. 3 per cent last month to 0. 1 per cent. The value of residential sales for the construction of new commodities in three-line cities has been reduced from 0. 1 per cent last month to 0. 3 per cent; the price of secondary residential sales has been reduced from 0. 4 per cent last month to even。
Table 1: price index for new commodity residential sales in 70 cities and cities, february 2023
Prices of first-line urban merchandise residential sales increased at the same time, and the prices of second- and third-line cities decreased at the same time
In february, out of 70 cities, the prices of new residential construction rose by 14 cities in comparison with the previous month, a decrease by 1; the prices of second-hand residential construction increased by 7 cities in comparison with the previous month。
In february, the prices of new residential housing in front-line cities increased by 1. 7 per cent in comparison with the previous month, a decline of 0. 4 percentage points over the previous month; and the prices of secondary residential sales increased by 1. 0 per cent over the same period, an increase of 0. 1 percentage points over the previous month. The prices of new and second-hand residential housing in second-line cities decreased by 0. 7 per cent and 2. 9 per cent, respectively, over the previous month by 0. 4 percentage points. Prices for the sale of new and second-hand residential housing in third-line cities decreased by 3. 3 per cent and 4. 4 per cent, respectively, a decrease of 0. 5 and 0. 3 percentage points, respectively, over the previous month。
Table 2: second-hand residential sales price index for 70 cities and cities, february 2023
