The Research Report of Top 100 Housing Enterprises in 2022 issued by the Central Reference Institute.

On March 3 1 day, China Index Research Institute released the Research Report of Top 100 Real Estate Enterprises in China in 2022. The research shows that in 20021year, the sales volume increased by 3.9% year-on-year, and the market share decreased slightly to 49.9%. The top 100 enterprises adapt to market changes, seize the development opportunities of hot urban agglomerations, use various marketing methods and increase online and offline marketing efforts to promote payment collection and achieve sales growth; Steady operation and stability in the future will be the main theme of the development of housing enterprises.

The sales of the top 100 enterprises increased by 3.9% year-on-year, and the market share decreased slightly to 49.9%: in 20021year, the total sales and sales area of the top 100 enterprises reached 9,080.2 billion yuan and 569.43 million square meters respectively, up by 3.9% and 65,438+0.6% year-on-year; As the real estate industry entered the stage of accelerating liquidation and survival of the fittest, the market share of the top 100 enterprises decreased slightly by 0.4 percentage points to 49.9%.

The revenue and net profit of the top 100 enterprises maintained a growth trend, and their profitability continued to decline: the steady growth of completion and carry-over led to the growth of operating income and net profit. The average operating income of the top 100 enterprises reached 49.86 billion yuan, and the average net profit reached 5.62 billion yuan, increasing by 19.3% and 0.4% respectively, and the growth rate increased by 1.6 and decreased by 1.5 percentage points respectively over the previous year. Affected by COVID-19 epidemic, continuous real estate control policies and high cost, the average net profit rate and average return on equity of the top 100 enterprises decreased by 2.2 and 65,438+0.8 percentage points respectively over the previous year.

The debt level of the top 100 enterprises decreased steadily, and the debt structure was further optimized: after the "three red lines" were put forward, the top 100 enterprises actively responded by reducing the debt scale by repaying debts in advance and adjusting the debt structure, and the average value was basically in compliance. The average asset-liability ratio and net debt ratio of the top 100 enterprises excluding advance payments were 69.5% and 77. 1%, respectively, down 0.6 and 3.6 percentage points from the previous year; The short-term cash debt ratio was 65,438+0.6, up 0.65,438+0 from the previous year, and the overall situation was stable and improving.