Most mainland property stocks traded higher. At the time of writing, China Jinmao (00817) rose 6.62% to HK$1.62; Greentown China (03900) gained 5.49% to HK$10.38; China Overseas Grand Oceans Group (00081) increased 4.2% to HK$2.48; Seazen Group (01030) was up 3.13% at HK$2.31; and China Vanke (02202) advanced 1.94% to HK$3.68. Significant progress has been made in resolving Vanke's debt situation, with the extension proposals for two medium-term notes, "22 Vanke MTN004" and "22 Vanke MTN005," totaling 5.7 billion yuan, both being approved. Concurrently, Vanke's largest shareholder, Shenzhen Metro Group, has provided a loan of up to 2.36 billion yuan specifically for repaying the principal and interest of the company's publicly issued bonds. Huatai Securities previously suggested that the alleviation of pressure on leading companies can help stabilize market expectations in the short term, and coupled with the warming expectations for recent property policies, this may present opportunities for valuation recovery in property stocks. Northeast Securities pointed out that since the beginning of 2026, property market policies have continued to intensify, with the central bank lowering the interest rate on structural tools, reducing the interest rate for affordable housing loans to 1.25%, cutting the down payment ratio for commercial properties from 50% to 30%, and extending the tax refund policy for home swaps, indicating a clear strengthening of policy support. The supply and demand structure in first-tier cities is simultaneously improving, with market expectations steadily recovering. Following the new policies in Beijing, new home transactions have surged, while secondary property viewings and transactions have rebounded, with a significant narrowing in price declines. In Shanghai, secondary property deposits and transaction volumes have shown a noticeable recovery, listing volumes continue to decline, and prices are stabilizing. In Shenzhen, secondary property viewings and contract signings have hit new highs since the small peak season in 2025, with the decline in listing prices further narrowing. Overall, with increased policy support coupled with improving data from first-tier cities, key volume and price indicators for the property market are expected to bottom out at an accelerated pace.