According to data from the Shenzhen Real Estate Information Platform, in July, the total number of newly built commercial housing units sold in Shenzhen was 4502, down about 35% from the previous month, up 19.3% from the previous year; of these, 3,529 residential units were sold, down 7% from the previous month, up about 33% from the previous year. The second-hand housing sector's performance is also very resilient. According to statistics from the third-party agency Leyoujia Research Center, in July, 4,795 second-hand housing units were signed online, down 6% from the previous month, up 3% from the previous year, and continued to stabilize around the “boom and dry line” of 5,000 units. In terms of high-end upgraded luxury homes, the market performance in July was equally strong. According to monitoring by the Shenzhen Shell Research Institute, the number of second-hand luxury property contracts with a total price of 15 million or more increased 11% year-on-year, reaching a peak in nearly six years, and demand for high-end real estate continued to be actively released.

According to data from the Shenzhen Real Estate Information Platform, in July, the total number of newly built commercial housing units sold in Shenzhen was 4502, down about 35% from the previous month, up 19.3% from the previous year; of these, 3,529 residential units were sold, down 7% from the previous month, up about 33% from the previous year. The second-hand housing sector's performance is also very resilient. According to statistics from the third-party agency Leyoujia Research Center, in July, 4,795 second-hand housing units were signed online, down 6% from the previous month, up 3% from the previous year, and continued to stabilize around the “boom and dry line” of 5,000 units. In terms of high-end upgraded luxury homes, the market performance in July was equally strong. According to monitoring by the Shenzhen Shell Research Institute, the number of second-hand luxury property contracts with a total price of 15 million or more increased 11% year-on-year, reaching a peak in nearly six years, and demand for high-end real estate continued to be actively released.