TREE NEWS update: Nanjing sold five residential land plots on Nov. 11 for a combined 3.563 billion yuan ($490 million), against a total starting price of 3.539 billion yuan. Four plots sold at the reserve price and one drew a premium: a site in Jiangning district went for 624 million yuan after 24 rounds of bidding, at a floor price of 13,560 yuan per square meter, a 4% premium. The plots covered a total land area of 213,735.20 square meters.
Nanjing Sells 5 Residential Plots for 3.563 Billion Yuan
The near-total absence of competition — four of five sites clearing at the reserve price — points to a still-cautious developer base in Nanjing, with bidding appetite concentrated in a single Jiangning parcel rather than spread across the offering. The thin 4% premium on the one contested plot suggests selective demand for specific locations rather than a broad recovery in land sentiment. Whether that Jiangning-level interest shows up in future auctions, or remains an outlier against reserve-price outcomes elsewhere, is the open question worth tracking.
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