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上海3月份二手房销量或突破3万套，创五年来新高 2026-03-25
Shanghai's second-hand housing market has recovered further this month, with sales on track to top 30,000 for the first time in five years.Some 21,443 pre-owned homes had sold in Shanghai this month as of March 22, equal to a daily average of 975, according to local government figures. Following further property market policy easing and the spring buying season underway, sales are on track to surpass 30,000 if the pace holds.
That would mark the first time that sales have topped 30,000 in the city since early 2021, near the end of the market’s last upswing. In the Shanghai market, 20,000 a month is widely viewed as the boom-bust line, while 30,000 is taken as a sign of overheating.
“If achieved, it would signal a clear turnaround in market sentiment and a rebuilding of confidence,” Lu Wenxi, chief analyst at Shanghai Centaline Property, told Yicai.
As market sentiment picks up, some buyers have been complaining online about sellers pulling out and re-marketing at a higher price.
“I listed my apartment at the end of last year, pricing it at a relatively high price compared with similar ones in the same community,” a seller told Yicai. “But after reviewing the market recently, I found that I’m now almost the lowest in the neighborhood.”
"A recent surge in both viewings and transactions has encouraged many sidelined buyers to make purchases," a real estate agent in the city’s Pudong New Area said. "However, housing prices have not changed much from last month, and we have not seen sellers raising prices at the last minute."
Another realtor in Baoshan district said that prices have not moved much, but bargaining has become much tougher. "The perception that prices are rising largely stems from the fact that most lower-priced listings have been sold already, leaving mostly pricier units on the market,” the person said.
The secondary market is likely to remain active next month, Lu predicted. The bigger test, he said, will be whether the momentum can persist through May and June, after the traditional peak buying season has passed, and whether prices can stay steady.
Source: Yicai Global
