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Major cities in China have further lifted curbs on buying homes, introducing policies to optimize and adjust the real estate market. Provincial capitals including Hangzhou and Xi'an successively announced comprehensive lifting of housing purchase restrictions on May 9. Policies in tier-one cities like Beijing and Shenzhen have also been relaxed. How should we view these moves? What other parallel measures are worth paying attention to? And what is the future of China's property market? To take a closer look, we are joined by David Mahon, executive chairman of Mahon China Investment Management; Dr. Shao Yu, chief economist & deputy CEO at Orient Securities Company Limited; Chen Jiahe, chief investment officer) at Novem Arcae Technologies; and Warwick Powell, adjunct professor at the Queensland University of Technology as well as chairman of Smart Trade Networks.