On September 3, CHINA RES LAND rose 3.33% in regular trading, trading at HK$30.48/share, with turnover of HK$359 million. The rebound follows a sharp sell-off in prior sessions, with the stock having fallen approximately 9.4% and a further 3-4% in the preceding two trading days after releasing its interim results.

On the news front, multiple investment banks issued supportive research notes in recent days. CICC maintained its outperform rating with a target price of HK$46.7, highlighting the company's resilient recurring business growth and suggesting investors watch for allocation opportunities as market sentiment stabilizes. Citi reiterated its buy rating and raised its target price slightly to HK$43.1, noting the company was the only developer to achieve over RMB 10 billion in core profit in the first half, with recurring business contributing approximately 65.5% of core earnings. Nomura also raised its target price to HK$34.80 from HK$32.60, maintaining a buy rating.

The broader real estate sector saw a concurrent recovery, with CHINA JINMAO up 3.83% and C&D INTL GROUP up 3.37%, reflecting a broader oversold rebound across the sector following recent systematic corrections triggered by new housing sales policy concerns.

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