Can the sudden new deal stop the rise in house prices? What is the impact of the “restriction order” on the parties in the building? How will supply and demand change in ningbo city next? On october 14, at 7 p. M., ninbo's home search network invited developers, agents, second-hand house brokers, home buyers, media representatives and so forth to meet and bring together with whose cheese was the "city of the city's "restriction order"? The subject of secondary regulation of the ningbo building's urban ecology was read together with a second regulation of the ningbo building's urban ecology, which explored post-regulation market changes and predicted the future of ningbo city。
Senior home searcher and mediaman: i'm not the boss
I was anxious to buy the orient bay house myself and find a house. The price was cheap at the time, and when i looked at the east bay house, i thought that if i didn't buy it for 9,000, i would have been surprised to have opened more than 6,800. That's the price of the house, and you think $5,000 can be bought, and he could be 5,800. I bought the east bay house, thanks to the economic crisis。
I'm not an investor, i'm a mediaman, i'm concerned about everything, i've bought houses, i've dealt with intermediaries, i've learned about policy. With respect to restraining orders, i think everyone's concern is whether ningbo's house prices will fall after the order. At the macro level, however, housing prices now reflect more than just price, wealth, and house prices that have been a source of wealth for many years. What's wealth? Does everyone think stock is wealth or environment is wealth? From the point of view of the fact that the collapse of the firm is a waste of paper, that the wealth is now in the house, that the price of the house has fallen, and whether the wealth that the ningbos have worked for decades has been lost, i think that ningbo’s house price will not fall, or will maintain a rational price。
The eight major cities whose purchases were restricted were characterized by more advanced economies. Why do you have to limit purchases from these eight cities? I think it's a transfer to the city. You used to have administrative means to get to shanghai, not to move. Now that the market is open, you can go here to buy a house, and there's only 10 out of 100 people who can afford it, and now there's a lot of people in the city, and the price will continue to rise. The state considers this price to be too high, so it has to set a price limit and drop the house price. Ten out of 100 people could afford it. Fifty out of 100 people can afford it. So there's a limit. It is now a change in eligibility from issuing access certificates to issuing them by the government。
The role of government regulation seems to me to be to face the negative effects of too rapid urbanization, with urban transport in beijing and shanghai already having a lot of problems that are too close to being solved and that cannot be cleaned up without a pause. Some say the house price in shanghai in beijing should be reduced to $3,000. If it were 3,000, it would be okay for everyone to buy five, but it's impossible to buy for you. I think the government, on the one hand, is trying to regulate these big cities, which are the centrepieces of china’s economy and politics, using this policy to persuade people who continue to enter the big city to leave behind a policy of building materials, so that some of the rich people in the countryside don’t go into town and buy them. However, it needs to be accompanied by the elimination of urban-rural disparities, such as rural ningbo entrepreneurs, who are rich, but who are the first ones to read and buy, and who are the parents and who are married, also take into account urban buying. In fact, there's lots to be made in rural areas. Why buy a house in the city? Again, the rural/urban gap has not kept pace with infrastructure development。
This time it was the fireman who managed the house, but i think the first thing to think about is who's good for the fireman, the housekeeper, the homeless. The government is to represent the interests of the majority of the population, which is currently in ningbo, neither homeless nor renters, but rather tenants。
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