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The Zhitong Finance App learned that the China Index Research Institute released a report saying that in April 2026, the “Xiaoyangchun” market in core cities continued, and second-hand housing transactions in key cities such as Beijing and Shanghai continued to increase year-on-year, reflecting that demand continues to be released and market expectations have improved. The decline in second-hand housing prices in the top ten cities was narrower than last month, and Shanghai maintained an upward trend from month to month. Looking at the trend, second-hand housing transactions in core cities are expected to remain active, and prices are expected to continue to fluctuate slightly. The current demand release is still mainly price-driven. The basis for market repair is not yet strong. The continued improvement of the market still depends on improvements in residents' expectations, and differentiation will continue to be the main characteristic of the market throughout the year.
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that the China Index Research Institute released a report saying that in April 2026, the “Xiaoyangchun” market in core cities continued, and second-hand housing transactions in key cities such as Beijing and Shanghai continued to increase year-on-year, reflecting that demand continues to be released and market expectations have improved. The decline in second-hand housing prices in the top ten cities was narrower than last month, and Shanghai maintained an upward trend from month to month. Looking at the trend, second-hand housing transactions in core cities are expected to remain active, and prices are expected to continue to fluctuate slightly. The current demand release is still mainly price-driven. The basis for market repair is not yet strong. The continued improvement of the market still depends on improvements in residents' expectations, and differentiation will continue to be the main characteristic of the market throughout the year.
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