TREE NEWS reports: Shanghai recorded 24,653 second-hand home transactions in October, up 33% year-on-year and surpassing September’s roughly 23,500 deals. The figure marks the highest October volume in six years. Market analyst Lu Wenxi of Shanghai Centaline Property said the market’s stabilization signal is now clear as prices have risen month-on-month for several months.
Shanghai second-hand home sales jump 33% in October, beating ‘Golden September’
The notable signal here is that October, typically a weaker month, outdrew September's 'Golden September' — an inversion that suggests demand momentum rather than seasonal timing is driving volumes. Lu Wenxi's point about several consecutive months of month-on-month price gains matters more than the headline transaction count, since volume alone can reflect distressed selling. The open question is whether this combination of rising volumes and firming prices holds through the quieter year-end period, or whether it reflects a burst of pent-up demand that fades.
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