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Shanghai eases residency requirements for homebuyers to spark property recovery

Non-residents with three years of social security contributions or individual income taxes will be allowed to buy a second home in the city.

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On February 25th, Shanghai authorities released new policies to rescue the housing market, adjusting policies in three areas: purchase restrictions, housing provident fund loans, and property tax. These measures, dubbed the "Shanghai Seven Measures," sparked heated discussions and trended on social media. Industry analysts pointed out that the new Shanghai housing policy follows a similar easing strategy, but the relaxation is limited and not a …

Newtalk News: Shanghai, China, launched a new round of real estate stimulus measures today (February 25). Five official departments jointly issued the "Notice on Further Optimizing and Adjusting the City's Real Estate Policies" (commonly known as the "Shanghai Seven Measures"), which will officially take effect on February 26. The policy mainly targets non-Shanghai residents by significantly reducing purchase restrictions, increasing housing pro…

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YUAN TALKS broke the news in on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
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