2021-10-07-亿翰智库-9月房地产行业月报（第39期）_住房市场成交惨淡_房企四季度面临销售压力_27页_1mb

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The real estate market experienced weak performance in September 2021, with overall sales declining. Key metrics include:

Total commercial residential sales area: 16.7 million square meters, down 31.5% year-over-year (YoY), compared to a 15.6% year-over-year decline in 40 cities' data.
Factors driving weakness: High demand constraints from purchase eligibility tightening (e.g.,限购 policies), price expectations lowered by developers' promotions reducing expected gains, and financing limits from high loan concentration requirements and rising mortgage rates.

Policies in September focused on maintaining market stability through multiple fronts:

Steady price controls to curb rapid increases.
Enhanced supervision of developers and buyers.
Expanded housing security measures.
Example policies: Strict regulation limits land bidding to 15% premium, increased scrutiny on purchase fund sources, and initiatives like Hong Kong's real estate tax reform guiding development.

High-volume concentrated land supply peaked in September, but sales failed to mirror high supply, leading to high vacancy rates:

Land supply: 22.7 million square meters released, 10% YoY decrease.
Sales: 11.2 million square meters traded, large drops in premium rates (e.g., core cities saw over 80% YoY declines), with significant lots left unsold.

Companies faced escalating pressure across investments, financing, and sales:

Investments: Hindered by debt reduction, strict fund sources (e.g., only own capital applicable), and weak sales; 9M cumulative land purchases down slightly, with stocktaking shifts to core cities.
Sales: September sales for top 200 firms fell 34.8% YoY, continuous 4-month downtrend raising concerns.
Financing: Net credit financing negative, with reliance on equity; top developers keeping credit costs low, while high-risk companies saw bond terms worsen or defaults.

Market outlook: Continued 2025. policy normalization ahead with risk reduction measures ongoing.
Heading into fourth quarter: Real estate agents face amplified sales challenges amid economic adjustments and tighter credit conditions.

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