I. The Sales Prices of Newly Constructed Residential Buildings (excluding affordable housing)

Comparing with the previous month, among 70 medium and large-sized cities, the sales prices of newly constructed residential buildings declined in 24 cities while that of 15 cities remained at the same level. For 31 cities with increasing prices month-on-month, the increases were within 0.4 percent.

Comparing with the same month of last year, the sales prices of newly constructed residential buildings decreased in 55 cities, while that of 3 cities remained at the same level. For 12 cities with increasing prices month-on-month, the increases were within 1.2 percent. In September, for the cities with increasing prices year-on-year, the increases of 5 cities fell down compared with that in August.

II. Sales Prices of Second-Hand Residential Buildings

Comparing with the previous month, the sales prices of second-hand residential buildings decreased in 18 cities, while that of 17 cities remained at the same level. For 35 cities with increasing prices month-on-month, the increases were within 0.7 percent.

Comparing with the same month of last year, the sales prices of second-hand residential buildings decreased in 56 cities, 1 city remained at the same level, 13 cities increased, and the increases were within 3.5 percent. In September, for the cities with increasing prices year-on-year, the increases of 6 cities fell down compared with that in August.

Sales Price Indices of Residential Buildings in 70 Large and Medium-Sized Cities in September

Price Indices of Newly Constructed Residential Buildings by Floor Space in 70 Large and Medium-Sized Cities in September