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JPMorgan noted that the recent National People's Congress session did not reflect a strong willingness to boost the domestic real estate sector. The firm expects the sector to underperform in the short term and highlighted the Politburo meeting scheduled
According to a JPMorgan research report, the fourth session of the 14th National People's Congress opened yesterday (March 5). The latest 'Government Work Report' and the outline of the '15th Five-Year Plan' have been released. The tone regarding the real estate market remains focused on 'risk resolution' and 'stability' as key points. However, there was no stronger indication of intent to boost housing prices or restore home-buying confidence, and the term 'halt the decline and stabilize' has not been used for some time. The silver lining is that investor expectations were already low. Since the NPC session did not bring any surprises, JPMorgan believes that this sector may underperform the broader market in the short term but could regain strength by early April when investors will look ahead to the Politburo meeting at the end of April.
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UBS Group: Shanghai's relaxation of property market measures significantly lowers social security contribution thresholds, but is expected to have limited impact on transaction volumes.
UBS Group issued a research report stating that Shanghai has announced a series of property market easing policies. These include reducing the social security contribution requirement for non-local residents purchasing property within the Outer Ring Road from three years to one year, and allowing non-local residents who have paid social security for three years to purchase a second property within the Outer Ring Road. Non-local residents holding a residence permit for five years can now purchase one property across the entire city. In terms of credit, the cap on housing provident fund loans has been increased from RMB 1.6 million (same below) to RMB 2.4 million, with loans of up to RMB 3.24 million available for purchases of green housing or for families with multiple children. Additionally, the criteria for recognizing first-home buyers in provident fund loans have been optimized, and adult children who own