2015-05-19-第一太平戴维斯-广州住宅市场简报2015年第一季度_3页_745kb

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Based on Savills World Research Report

Despite government stimulus measures like reduced down payments and lower loan rates, the first-quarter 2015 residential market in Guangzhou experienced sluggish sales, with both volume and prices declining.
Average monthly volume decreased by 29.9% month-on-month to 143,000 square meters, while volume year-on-year increased by 15.2%.
Average price dropped by 0.4% month-on-month to RMB 16,828 per square meter, with a year-on-year decline of 6.1%. This was influenced by factors including the Chinese New Year holiday and a slowdown in national housing investment growth.

Central Six Districts (e.g., Yuexiu, Panyu): Supply constraints kept prices rising; average price increased by 10.6% month-on-month to RMB 28,486 per square meter, but volume fell sharply by 39.3% month-on-month to 389,400 square meters.
Suburban Four Districts (e.g., Panyu, Fangcheng): Higher supply led to falling prices; average price decreased by 2.8% month-on-month to RMB 12,480 per square meter, while volume dropped by 25.5% month-on-month to 1,043,900 square meters.

The high-end segment showed slightly better resilience, with prices in the premium range rising, but volume was affected by seasonal factors and supply issues.

Government policies, including reduced second-home loan requirements and broader economic measures, were expected to stimulate demand and potentially increase sales by year-end.
National housing investment growth slowed, highlighting supply challenges that may persist.

Short-term outlook is positive for sales回暖, supported by policies, but prices are likely to remain stable due to excess inventory, with little room for significant increases.消化 existing inventory will remain a key focus for developers.

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