"Protecting the property market" or "protecting children"? Policies are focusing on the issue of household assets
Introduction. Is it to protect the property market, or to protect the children? This is a problem that has long puzzled China's policymakers and ordinary people. After a period of frenzy, silence and re-regulation of the real estate market, the real estate market has long since lost its former prosperity, and China's fertility level has also seen a two-year decline, which has sparked heated discussions and concerns about this issue. In this environment, China has also made corresponding policy regulation and control in the real estate market, and strives to achieve both "property insurance" and "child protection". Let's have an in-depth discussion on this issue, this game is related to the economic development of our country and the future of the population.
The current state of the real estate market.
After a period of real estate boom, the real estate market has also experienced ups and downs, **overall**, and the average person still can't afford it**. Due to a series of policy measures introduced by the state, housing prices have been stabilized to a certain extent, but due to the impact of various negative news, people are also skeptical about the housing market. Even with the support of **, some second-tier cities have also been temporarily stabilized, but the overall trend is still downward. Those who went bankrupt because they bought a house may now be remorseful. In the context of the introduction of rescue measures, the attention and maintenance of the real estate market, which was regarded as the engine of economic development in the past, did not abandon the meaning of "protecting children".
The real estate market, from the beginning of the hot, to the current ups and downs. People who previously went bankrupt because of buying a home may now begin to reflect on whether their choice is worth it. In this regulation, we can see that with our efforts, we can see that we are very concerned about our industry and very supportive of us. Although the current policy has halted the trend of real estate, people's confidence has not been fully restored. The doubts in the hearts of the people are gradually spreading, and the people's confidence in real estate is gradually weakening, which also brings a hint of haze to the recovery of the real estate market. Although housing prices in some first-tier cities have not declined significantly due to the support of the state, the overall trend is still declining. This may be a means taken to save the market, but we can't ignore the focus of "protecting children" because of "saving the property market". The ups and downs of the real estate market reflect the vitality of a city, but the concept of "children are the tomorrow of the motherland" cannot be erased.
Real Estate and Demographic Issues.
The high cost of housing** has become an obstacle to young people starting a family and having children, and it is also the reason why many young people are reluctant to buy a house. The high ** makes it difficult for many young generations to fulfill their dream of real estate, and some people may exhaust their entire savings in order to buy a house. Against this backdrop, young people's desire to marry and have children has been greatly affected by their reluctance to give up their future. In order to stimulate economic growth, a series of measures to regulate the real estate market have been introduced. Now, in order to buy a house for more young people, the focus is on housing. Affordable housing is not only a kind of relief for low-income people, but also a major way for people to pursue housing. Such a policy change will greatly raise China's fertility level and put forward new viewpoints and measures for the study of population issues in China.
The high ** has become a hurdle for many young people to settle down, and many people are hesitating. The persistence of ** houses not only scares away many young people, but also makes many people feel confused about buying a house. In a society with a high standard, young people often have a sense of powerlessness, because it is difficult for them to buy a house, and it is even more distant to get married and have children. Therefore, when many young people are faced with major issues such as marriage and children, they will have a feeling of powerlessness, thinking that buying a house is an unattainable mountain, and do not want it to restrict their future. To this end, China starts from regulating the real estate market, focusing on the purchase willingness and purchase willingness of young people. Therefore, the "main force" in the "New Deal" - affordable housing" has gradually become the key for many young people to pursue their own houses. Nowadays, "affordable housing" is not only an "unattainable" "privilege", but also a tool to find a "safe place" for "ordinary people". Its implementation will inevitably promote the increase of the fertility level, thus providing new impetus for solving China's population problem.
Demographic outlook. China is currently facing a severe test of "low fertility", which is further exacerbated by fertility difficulties caused by high housing prices. Now, many younger generations are considering whether to have children because they can't afford expensive housing**, so they delay getting married and having children. However, in recent years, due to the introduction of a series of real estate control measures, the psychological burden of young people buying a house has been alleviated, and their fertility aspirations have also been met to a certain extent. I think that in the future, as more and more young people will be able to fulfill their dream of a house, they will start to start their own families and start a new life more seriously. This time the regulation is not only to stabilize the real estate market, but to expand the size of China's population so that it can continue to maintain a high level.
China's population problem has attracted widespread attention, especially the two overall declines in recent years, which are even more worrying. Expensive houses have become a major obstacle for many young families, who believe that getting married and having children is a luxury in front of them. However, after the new round of property market regulation and the implementation of the new policy, the psychological burden of young people buying a house has been alleviated, and at the same time, it has also stimulated their enthusiasm for having children in the future. It can be expected that when more young people fulfill their dream of housing, there will be more families in our society, and more new forces will emerge. This regulation is not only to stabilize the real estate market, but also to open up new vitality and vitality by increasing China's fertility capacity.
Conclusion: Is it to protect the property market or protect the children? The exploration of this problem is a dynamic game, and in the process, how to achieve a balance between the economy and the population is a major issue. The regulation and control of the real estate market is not only related to the country's economic development, but also related to the future of thousands of households. On this basis, we believe that in the next few years, the real estate market will be revitalized, thereby reducing the burden of young people to buy houses and promoting fertility. In our process of building a beautiful new home, the real estate market and demographic issues are inextricably linked, but the best approach will definitely lead us to a better future. I hope that everyone will work together to "protect the real estate market" and "protect the children" win-win, and make a modest contribution to the prosperity and strength of the motherland!