RMB 12.1 billion was collected, and the second batch of 8 plots of centralized land supply in Dongguan were all sold
The auction of the second batch of centralized land supply in Dongguan in 2022 started on the 24th, with a total starting price of 11.32 billion yuan for 8 commercial and residential lands. On the same day, all 8 homesteads were successfully sold, with a total amount of 12.116 billion yuan. Among them, 6 homesteads were traded at the base price, and 2 homesteads reached the maximum price, attracting many real estate enterprises including Vanke, China Resources, poly, China Merchants and so on. According to the previously announced land listing plan, there will be four centralized land supply in Dongguan this year, a total of 39 homesteads.
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