According to these data, it can be seen that China has entered the social stage of aging and declining birthrate. This means that the demand of the population will be reduced in the future, and the real estate market will also be under more pressure.
Therefore, buying a house this year and next year is an unwise choice for investors. Third, there are still uncertainties in policy regulation. At present, China has been strengthening the regulation of the real estate market to control the rapid housing prices.
This uncertainty about regulatory policies poses risks to home buyers, as changes in policy may lead to fluctuations in home prices. To sum up, buying a house this year and next year is a "confused" choice for investors.
The housing market is already in surplus, population demand is decreasing, and policy uncertainty is increasing, all of which will put pressure on housing prices. Therefore, investors should remain cautious and avoid blindly investing in buying a house.
Older people already have their own homes and are reluctant to buy them again. Young people are also reluctant to marry and have children, resulting in a decrease in the demand for matrimonial homes. The decrease in demand for rigid and improved housing has made housing prices gradually return to residential properties.
In addition, the ability to buy a house has decreased due to a decrease in income, and people are more rational about whether to buy a house. Therefore, there is a high probability that house prices will show a downward trend in the future. In the current economic situation, investing in a home is very risky.