In terms of different regions, as compared year-on-year, 39 cities got an increase of sales price indices of second-handed residential buildings, of the total, the top fives are: Sanya was 8.3 percent, Nanning was 7.2 percent, Luoyang was 6.8 percent, Zhengzhou was 6.5 percent, and Harbin was 5.2 percent; while that of 31 cities dropped, and the top fives are: Jilin was 8.9 percent, Shijiazhuang was 7.1 percent, Tangshan was 6.8 percent, Yueyang was 6.4 percent, and Zhanjiang was 4.4 percent.

As compared month-on-month, 57 cities got picking up, of total, the top fives are: Shenzhen was 3.9 percent, Wenzhou was 3.3 percent, Yinchuan was 3.0 percent, Nanjing was 2.9 percent, and Ningbo was 1.7 percent; that of 6 cities decreased, of which, Kunming was 2.0 percent, Huizhou was 0.6 percent, Haikou was 0.5 percent, Zunyi was 0.3 percent, Tangshan was 0.2 percent, and Shijiazhuang was 0.1 percent.

The sales price indices of new non-residential housings went up 0.2 percent year-on-year, the chain index boomed 0.5 percent.

As compared year-on-year, the sales price indices of office buildings were up by 2.4 percent, that of for commercial purposes dropped 0.4 percent, that of for others decreased 5.3 percent. As compared month-on-month, the sales price indices of office buildings were up by 1.2 percent, that of for commercial purposes ballooned 0.2 percent, that of for others decreased 1.2 percent.

V. National real estate development climate index

In June, national real estate development climate index was 96.55, promoted 0.61 percentage points month-on-month.

In terms of different indices, the investment index of real estate development was 93.60, came up 0.47 points month-on-month; the index of capital sources was 98.73, up by 2.11 points month-on-month; the index of floor spaces development was 92.39, dipped 0.16 points month-on-month; the index of vacant floor spaces of commercial buildings was 88.59, went down 0.46 points month-on-month; the index of floor spaces of buildings under construction was 93.89, decreased 0.04 points month-on-month.

(National Bureau of Statistics July 14, 2009)