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According to statistics from the China Index Research Institute, from January to September 2026, the total sales volume of Shanghai's TOP10 projects was about 69.8 billion yuan, ranking first among the top ten hot cities, and the gap with Shenzhen widened to about 5.7 billion yuan; Beijing, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou ranked third to fifth with about 40.8 billion yuan, 37.3 billion yuan, and 33.8 billion yuan respectively. The total sales of TOP10 real estate in the four first-tier cities exceeded 200 billion yuan. From January to September, the top ten hot cities launched three “10 billion markets”, namely Shanghai Qiqi Binjiang worth about 19.4 billion yuan, Shenzhen Bay Qixi about 16.32 billion yuan, and CITIC City Kaixinyue Bay about 13.41 billion yuan. Overall, there are 12 projects with cumulative sales exceeding 5 billion yuan; 46 projects exceeding 3 billion yuan, including 10 in Shanghai, 9 in Shenzhen, 9 in Beijing, 9 in Hangzhou, 6 in Guangzhou, 2 in Chengdu, and 1 in Suzhou.
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According to statistics from the China Index Research Institute, from January to September 2026, the total sales volume of Shanghai's TOP10 projects was about 69.8 billion yuan, ranking first among the top ten hot cities, and the gap with Shenzhen widened to about 5.7 billion yuan; Beijing, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou ranked third to fifth with about 40.8 billion yuan, 37.3 billion yuan, and 33.8 billion yuan respectively. The total sales of TOP10 real estate in the four first-tier cities exceeded 200 billion yuan. From January to September, the top ten hot cities launched three “10 billion markets”, namely Shanghai Qiqi Binjiang worth about 19.4 billion yuan, Shenzhen Bay Qixi about 16.32 billion yuan, and CITIC City Kaixinyue Bay about 13.41 billion yuan. Overall, there are 12 projects with cumulative sales exceeding 5 billion yuan; 46 projects exceeding 3 billion yuan, including 10 in Shanghai, 9 in Shenzhen, 9 in Beijing, 9 in Hangzhou, 6 in Guangzhou, 2 in Chengdu, and 1 in Suzhou.
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