The institute of social sciences published the blue book of real estate
This morning, the institute for urban development and environment of the chinese academy of social sciences and the press of social documents published the blue book of real estate: china's real estate development report no. 12 (2015). According to the blue book, in 2014, the national average price of commercial housing was $6323, an increase of 1. 4 per cent over 2013. The sale of commercial houses covered an area of 12. 06. 49 million square metres, a decrease of 7. 6 per cent over the previous year, and the sale of such houses was clearly cold. Commodity houses have an area of 621. 69 million square metres to be sold, an increase of 128. 74 million square metres over the end of 2013 and high stocks。
The blue book predicts that this year's house prices are more likely to be at the same level as or above last year's growth。
According to the blue book, last year the average prices of the country's commodity houses and dwellings were $ 6324/m2 and $ 5932/m2 respectively, with the top three rankings still being beijing, shanghai and zhejiang followed by hainan, followed by guizhou, hunan and ningxia. The average price of a commercial house in beijing last year was $18833/m2, which is 4. 57 times the average price of ningxia, the lowest price, and five times the average price in guizhou。
According to the blue book, the rental market has lost momentum for sustained growth due to the fall in the sales market. However, rents continued to show an upward trend owing to relatively stable rental demand. In 2014, rent prices for housing in beijing city rose by the lowest of five years。
As a result of the liberalization of the criteria for identifying the first suite under the new deal of 9. 30 and the double benefit of the interest rate reduction, the share of the middle-sized households in the second-hand housing transaction structure is gradually increasing. In 2014, the number of second-hand apartments in beijing ranging from 90 to 144 square metres was 32 per cent of second-hand dwellings, an increase of 4 per cent in the ring ratio, and 50 to 60 per cent in small-scale trade-offs in demand for improved sex; in more than 144 square metres, the beijing ring increased by 1. 3 per cent。
Although small households below 90 m2 are still the dominant market players, the demand for housing space by home buyers has increased with the liberalization of the “two-child” policy. In addition to the strong demand for quality education resources in central urban areas, the medium-sized and large-scale housing market will become increasingly popular with home buyers in the future. Sun loki, j245
