20240129-招银国际-China_Property_Sector__Policy_package_to_boost_post-CNY_sales_but_only_ST_effect_on_sector_performance_4页_454kb

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Guangzhou relaxed purchase restrictions for residential properties with GFA >120 sq.m. and introduced incentives for leasing/listing registration, potentially boosting post-CNY sales in primary and secondary markets.
MOHURD established a financing coordination mechanism to facilitate project financing, aiming to ensure housing delivery rather than rescue developers.
PBOC/CBIRC issued a notice allowing the use of operational property loans for repaying existing loans related to housing delivery and affordable housing, with limited impact on incremental financing for developers.

Short-term positive effects expected on property sales and stock performance, but core issues remain: no significant improvement in residents' purchasing power and unchanged financial institutions' risk assessment standards.
Sector outperformance may be under pressure due to these unresolved challenges, leading to limited sustained impact on stock performance.

Macroeconomic recovery.
Potential regulatory guidance on risk assessment standards for financial institutions or innovation in financing methods for developers.

Focus on developers with larger land acquisitions in Guangzhou (e.g., Poly Dev., COLI, CR Land).
Short-term benefits for developers with high proportions of investment properties (e.g., CR Land, Longfor, CMSK, Vanke) due to operational property loan policies.

Figure 1 shows higher residential property GFA in Guangzhou compared to other tier-1 cities, indicating potential inventory differences.
Figures 2 and 3 highlight land acquisition trends in Guangzhou (2023) and investment property scales (end of 1H23), supporting policy impacts.

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