Shenzhen property market "big gift package" landed on the first day: customers who were waiting and observing started to enter.

Following the relay between Beijing and Shanghai, Shenzhen unveiled a significant new policy in the late night of September 5th, narrowing down the scope of purchase restrictions to the streets of Xin'an in Futian, Nanshan, and Bao'an districts. Some areas were even lifted from purchase restrictions directly, exceeding market expectations in terms of policy strength. Sensing the opportunity, savvy homebuyers in Shenzhen quickly sprung into action, consulting, visiting properties, and heading to various sales offices promptly. By the afternoon of the 6th, many interviewed projects reported an increase in visitor volume of over 10% compared to usual, indicating a noticeable improvement in customer confidence. Some customers who benefited from the new policy even placed orders directly and signed contracts. Industry insiders believe that Shenzhen's policy regulation this time is more "refined and market-oriented". After undergoing about a year of repair and adjustment, the current market fundamentals and expectations are better than last year. The timely implementation of this policy effectively boosted market confidence. As the policy takes effect and companies become more active in releasing new properties, it is expected to continue to drive market recovery, leading to stable and increasing transaction volumes.