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Since the later half of 2004, the real estate industry gained an optimistic prospect by the soaring housing price. A great demand has represented in the first three quarters; sold area also rose by 19.3%, which is highly above the growth rate (9.5%) of floor space completed. By the state's macro regulations, space completed, land development area, newly commencing space all meet a correction. Government control of the land resources causes people's high expectation on the increase in value of land, no matter for investment or for their own dwelling, people are all glad to purchase immediately. The housing price is well supported by the strong demands.

Meanwhile, the increased removal expense and high price of the crude oil led to the increased price of building materials, which supported the house price too. Housing price became the focus in the real estate industry in the first three quarters of 2004. From Jan to Sep, the average sales price of commodity housing was ?2777 per square meter, rose by 13% compared to the same period of 2003.

Good sales performance led to the decreased space vacancy. At the end of Sep, vacant space was 97. 48 million square meters nationwide, decreased by 2.3% compared with the same period of 2003. Commodity houses met the largest decrease of vacant space, however, vacancy of the houses for commercial purpose increased a lot. It is predicted that the gross investment volume would reach ?1294.39 billion, up by 28 percent compared to last year. The government will cool the real estate industry by land supply and financing policies. The growth rate of 2005 is about 23 percent, which will be lower than 2004. Because of the special rules of real estate industry, the investment in the first quarter only accounts for 10% of the whole year, about ?18.16 million.

Based on the information from National Bureau of Statistics of China, Beijing Bureau of Statistics, Shanghai Bureau of Statistics, Shenzhen Bureau of Statistics, National Commercial Information Center, Shenzhen Land and Resources Bureau, China Real Estate Association, etc. and a in-depth market investigation, the report analyzed China's real estate industry's general status, macro situations and structural features and so on, and presented innovative suggestions for those who are engaged in the industry to realize the prospects.

Part 1. Current status


Chapter One: Analysis on the development cycle of real estate industry
1.1.History of China’s real estate industry
1.2.Fluctuation of development cycle
1.2.1 Rules of the fluctuation
1.2.2 Analysis of the cycle in typical cities
1.2.3 Major factors that influence the cycle of real estate industry



Chapter Two: Development of international real estate industry
2.1.Development characteristics and trends in typical countries
2.2.Current status and characteristics of real estate industry in HK, Macao, and Taiwan.



Chapter Three: Trends of China's real estate market
3.1.General operation status
3.2.Real estate developer
3.2.1 Scale and characteristics
3.2.2 Profitability
3.3.Nationwide land supply
3.4.Investment analysis
3.5.House supply analysis
3.6.Sales and vacancy of commodity houses
3.7.Market equilibrium
3.8.Analysis on the boom index
3.9.Analysis on housing price



Chapter Four: Demand analysis
4.1.Residential demands
4.2.Characteristics of the demand
4.3.Statistics of consumption desire in Shenzhen
4.4.Basic demands of housing purchase in Beijing
4.5.House purchasing demands in Shanghai
4.6.Major influential factors regarding the consumption demands
4.7.Forecast of the market demands
4.7.1 Analysis on the growth
4.7.2 Projection of market demands
4.7.3 Consumer structure



Chapter Five: Characteristics of China's real estate development
5.1.Characteristics
5.2.Major problems



Part 2 Market segmentations



Chapter Six: Major real estate types

6.1. Status quo of China' housing industry

6.1.1 History

6.1.2 Treends

6.1.3 Types and characteristics

6.1.4 International comparison

6.1.5 Development characteristics

6.1.6 Forecast of China' housing market in 2005
6.2.Status quo of China' office building market
6.2.1 History
6.2.2 Status quo
6.2.3 Demand structure and architectonic features
6.2.4 Development problems
6.2.5 Forecast
6.3.Store market
6.4.Second-hand house market
6.4.1 Development status of second-hand house market nationwide and in major cities
6.4.2 Comparison between Beijing and Shanghai



Chapter Seven: Real estate development in key cities

7.1.Shanghai

7.2.Hangzhou

7.3.Shenzhen

7.4.Guangzhou

7.5.Beijing

7.6.Chengdu

7.7.Regional disparity in real estate market



Part 3. Operation modes



Chapter Eight: Operation modes of real estate industry

8.1.Business modes of real estate companies

8.2.Sales modes of China’s real estate industry



Part 4. Competition pattern and superior enterprises



Chapter Nine: Competitions

9.1.Competition patterns

9.1.1 Lack of a “leader” in real estate market

9.1.2 Many listed companies entered the real estate industry

9.1.3 Why multinational real estate enterprises have gained advantages in China

9.1.4 Trends of overseas investments



Chapter Ten: Superior enterprises

10.1.Listed companies

10.2.Cosco Development Co.,Ltd

10.3.Vanke Real Estate

10.4.Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town-Industry Development Co., Ltd.

10.5. Beijing Tianhong Group

10.6. Gemdale Corporation

10.7. Beijng Urban Construction Investment & Development Co., Ltd

10.8. Shanghai Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone Development Co., Ltd.

10.9. China Enterprise Company Limited

10.10. China Merchants Property Development Co., Ltd



Part 5 Trends and strategies



Chapter Eleven: Real estate policies and related influential factors

11.1.Key policies and influence analysis of policies

11.1.1 Policies adopted in 2004

11.1.2 System constructions of China’s land market

11.1.3 China’s current economically affordable housing policies

11.1.4 Preferential treatment for house purchasing

11.2. Real estate financing

11. 2.1 Analysis on the real estate financing

11.2.2 Opinion on the real estate financing development

11.2.3 Trends of real estate financing policies

11.3.China’s building material market

11.4.Obstacles and opportunities of property management industry

11.5.Influence analysis of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

11.6.Influence of WTO

11.7.Other important factors



Chapter Twelve: Trends of real estate industry

12.1.International trends

12.2.Trends of China’s real estate industry

12.3.Forecast of China’s real estate market in 2005



Chapter Thirteen: SWOT analysis of China’s real estate industry

13.1.Negative factors

13.2.Advantages

13.3.Watch out the real estate bubble

13.4.Opportunities and challenges



Chapter Fourteen: Development strategy

14.1.Core competitiveness of real estate enterprises

14.1.1 Connotations and characteristics of real estate enterprises’ core competitiveness

14.1.2 Evolution of real estate enterprises’ core competitiveness under traditional economy

14.1.3 Core competitiveness in the new economy era

14.1.4 Constructing and maintaining a modern real estate enterprise’s core competitiveness

14.2.Development strategy

14. 2.1 strategy selection

14.2.2 Development mode of small-scale enterprises




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Selected figures and tables



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Finished office building investment from Jan to Dec in 2004
Leasing price index of the private house in the first three quarters of 2004
Leasing price index of office accommodation in the first three quarters of 2004
Price index of commercial house in the first 3 quarters of 2004
Price index of dwelling house in the first 3 quarters of 2004
Sales price index of second-hand house in the first 3 quarters of 2004
Sales volume from Jan to Dec, 2004
Sold space of commercial house from Jan to Dec, 2004
Under construction space of commercial house
Completed area from Jan to Dec, 2004
Sales price index in 35 big cities, in the third quarter of 2004
Sales price index in 35 big cities, in the second quarter of 2004
Sales price index in 35 big cities, in the first quarter of 2004
Leasing price index in 35 big cities, in the third quarters of 2004