Chinese property stocks rally against market trend, Vanke up 7.6%; brokerages say policy implementation may accelerate market stabilization
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Chinese property stocks (内房股) rose against the broader market trend on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with Rongxin China up 9.52%, Vanke up 7.60%, Sunac China up 6.11%, and Country Garden up 4.47%. The rally follows the 'August 28 package of policies' and expectations of clearer implementation details by Q4 2026, according to Kaiyuan Securities. The brokerage maintains a 'positive' rating on the sector, citing potential further relaxation of restrictive policies in core cities, housing provident fund loans, and urban renewal. Dongwu Securities notes the market remains in a bottoming and adjustment phase, with supply-side indicators still under pressure, but sales and price declines are narrowing. The firm expects structural improvement, with commercial real estate leaders and brokerage platforms benefiting from secondary market recovery.
Source report
Hong Kong-listed Chinese property stocks posted gains on [date], bucking the broader market downturn.
Stock Performance Highlights
The following developers recorded notable increases:
- Rongxin China (03301.HK): +9.52%
- Vanke (02202.HK): +7.60%
- Sunac China (01918.HK): +6.11%
- Shimao Group (00813.HK): +5.26%
- Country Garden (02007.HK): +4.47%
- Jinhui Holdings (09993.HK): +3.29%
- Greentown China (03900.HK): +3.24%
- China Jinmao (00817.HK): +3.23%
- Xuhui Holdings (00884.HK): +3.13%
- Yuan Yang (03377.HK): +2.56%
- Longfor Group (00960.HK): +2.49%
- China Resources Land (01109.HK): +2.40%
- China Overseas Grand Oceans Group (00081.HK): +2.32%
Analyst Commentary
Open Source Securities
Following the "August 28 package of new policies," local authorities are intensively reviewing and providing feedback. The brokerage expects clearer implementation details to emerge across regions by Q4 2026.
The policy package introduces major reforms to the foundational systems of the real estate sector, steering the industry toward a more stable and solid development path. On the demand side, Open Source Securities believes there remains significant room for relaxation in areas such as:
- Policy restrictions in core cities
- Housing provident fund loans
- Urban renewal initiatives
If policy intensity and implementation pace are further strengthened, the process of stabilizing and reversing the decline in the real estate market could accelerate. The firm maintains an "Overweight" rating on the sector.
Dongwu Securities
The real estate market remains in a bottoming and adjustment phase, with supply-side indicators such as development investment and new construction starts continuing to face pressure. However, positive signs include:
- Year-on-year declines in cumulative sales value and housing prices are narrowing
- The decline in individual mortgage loans has also moderated
First-tier cities are showing relatively stable price performance, and quality projects in core cities continue to enjoy some market support. The brokerage expects the industry recovery to be primarily structural, with:
- Commercial sector leaders possessing long-term competitive moats
- Brokerage platforms benefiting from marginal improvements in the secondary housing market
...expected to be the first to benefit.
Source
金吾资讯Eastern
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