Land

China's land market is sending a nuanced signal as August 2026 progresses: premium parcels in tier-one cities continue to attract intense competition and record pricing, while second-tier cities maintain stable but selective demand — a pattern that reflects genuine

Fifteen residential land parcels across multiple Chinese cities are set to reach their auction deadlines on August 14, 2026, according to land market monitoring data, representing the next major test of developer appetite following the record Beijing and Shanghai transactions

China's land market is sending a nuanced signal as August 2026 progresses: premium parcels in tier-one cities continue to attract intense competition and record pricing, while second-tier cities maintain stable but selective demand — a pattern that reflects genuine

Chengdu has listed three residential land parcels for auction on August 28, 2026, with all three located near metro stations and carrying starting floor prices above 10,000 yuan per square meter — underscoring the southwestern metropolis's continued appeal

Fifteen residential land parcels across multiple Chinese cities are set to reach their auction deadlines on August 14, 2026, according to land market monitoring data, representing the next major test of developer appetite following the record Beijing and Shanghai transactions

Chengdu has listed three residential land parcels for auction on August 28, 2026, with all three located near metro stations and carrying starting floor prices above 10,000 yuan per square meter — underscoring the southwestern metropolis's continued appeal

Twenty-two land parcels across 12 Chinese cities will reach their auction application deadlines on August 14, 2026, according to land market monitoring data from the China Index Academy. Fifteen of the parcels are designated for residential development, underscoring the sustained

China Jinmao Holdings has secured Beijing's most valuable residential land parcel of 2026, winning the Xiran compound site in the capital's Haidian District for 9.761 billion yuan after 130 rounds of bidding on August 12.

Greentown China Holdings has emerged as an active bidder in China's prime urban land market during 2026, deploying significant capital in key cities including Shanghai and Guangzhou as the company positions itself to capitalize on the gradual recovery

Poly Development and China Resources Land have jointly acquired Shanghai's most coveted residential land parcel in 2026, securing the historic Badai Tou site in Yangpu District for 16.12 billion yuan after a fierce 219 rounds of bidding