100 Cities Housing Price Index &Nbsp; Nearly 90% Cities Housing Prices Rising

China's Index Research Institute's latest release of "100 cities"

Among them, Wujiang, Taizhou and Qingdao were the top three.

Prices in 14 cities fell, and Changsha, Hefei and Jiaxing lost the most.

First tier cities, or 14 cities, fell.

China real estate index system 100 city price index survey data for 100 cities showed that in September 2010, the average paction price of 100 cities in the whole country was 8363 yuan / square meter, compared with last month, 86 cities appeared price rise.

Reporters found that in these 86 cities, the two or three tier cities are the main force, such as Jiangsu's Wujiang, Taizhou, Qingdao of Shandong, Xiangtan of Hunan.

Among them, the largest increase in Wujiang, near Shanghai, was 4.50%.

In addition, the first tier cities of Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen all rose and the increase was relatively small.

There were 14 cities falling in Changsha, Hefei and Jiaxing.

Parsing

Li Hongmin, senior property analyst at Hanson international management consulting firm, said in an interview with our reporter that although nearly 90% of the housing prices in September rose, it was seen from the 0.70% rise.

Li Hongmin introduced that the rise of housing prices in nearly 90% cities, in addition to the traditional "golden nine silver ten" seasonal factors, mainly repressed half a year of rigid demand in September released, in the rigid demand "flood discharge" support, resulting in a small price rise.

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The top 5 biggest gains

Ranking urban average price increase (yuan / square meter)

1 Wujiang 4.50% 8523

2 Taizhou 4.18% 4638

3 Qingdao 3.76% 8230

4 Xiangtan 3.48% 3096

5 Hohhot 3.40% 6171

Shanghai Guangzhou Shenzhen housing price increase contrast

Ranking city average price increase (yuan / square meter)

7 Shenzhen 2.99% 24366

60 Guangzhou 0.44% 14054

66 Shanghai 0.33% 23113

The 5 largest drop

Ranking urban average price increase (yuan / square meter)

96 Dongguan -0.99% 6614

97 Quanzhou -1.00% 6614

98 Changsha -1.21% 5459

99 Hefei -1.44% 5798

100 Jiaxing -2.85% 8807