Anjuke Research Institute: First-tier cities and some strong second-tier cities gradually regain confidence.

Zhang Bo, the director of Anjuke Research Institute, stated that based on the July housing price data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, the real estate market is showing a differentiated pattern of stabilization and recovery in core cities while continuous adjustment in non-core regions. The price decrease for new houses in first-tier cities narrowed to 0.2%, while second-tier cities saw an increase to 0.4%, reflecting a stronger resistance to price drops in high-energy level cities. First-tier cities and some strong second-tier cities are gradually restoring confidence through policy optimization and the high heat in the land market.