Institutions | In March, the average listing price of second-hand residential properties in Shanghai ended a continuous 33-month decline.

LightningPacketLoss · 2026-04-06T18:33:12+00:00

On April 1st, the China Index Academy released the "Hundred Cities Price Index Report." In March, Shanghai's second-hand housing prices increased by 0.08% month-on-month, marking the first rise since June 2023 and ending a consecutive 33-month decline. Since the implementation of the "Seven Policies for Shanghai," the city has become the most active in this year's "small spring market." In March, second-hand commercial housing transactions exceeded 30,000 units, reaching a five-year high, with both transaction volume and prices rising.

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2026-04-06 18:33:12

On April 1, the China Index Academy released the “100-City Price Index Report.” In March, Shanghai’s existing home prices rose 0.08% month over month, marking the first increase since June 2023 and ending the previous streak of declines lasting 33 consecutive months. Since the “Shanghai Seven Articles” policy was implemented one month ago, Shanghai has become the most active city in this year’s “mild spring” market. In March, sales of secondhand commercial residential properties exceeded 30k units, the highest level in nearly five years, showing an uptrend in both volume and prices.

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