This year's Spring Festival is more violent than in previous years, perhaps it is 2023, which has experienced ups and downs, with money or not, and the call for home is stronger than in previous years. Among them, there are many young people who work hard in first- and second-tier cities, who want to escape the fast pace of big cities, return to their hometowns, and plan to return to their hometowns to buy a house during the Chinese New Year.
First, don't think that housing prices are cheap.
From the first and second-tier cities to the third- and fourth-tier cities, the biggest illusion of housing prices is that they are cheap!
The alternation between cities is easy to produce ** cognitive bias, from 50,000 square meters in large cities to 5,000 square meters in small cities, the huge unit price difference is easy to make people "very cheap, worth buying" psychology, in fact, there is no comparison at all.
The price of housing is not reinforced concrete but land, and the price of land is not expensive. Housing prices in the central area of Shenzhen will always be more expensive than those in the suburbs.
Second, seeing is believing, not superstitious planning.
Whether it is a large city or a small city, the development trend is to gradually expand outward and open up new areas with the old city as the center.
The construction of the new district, the first step is to build a real estate, let people move over, and then introduce shopping malls and vegetable market schools to settle in, this year's property market is cold, supply and demand imbalance, the demographic dividend is gradually disappearing, and the future development prospects of the city are a big hidden danger.
When choosing an area to buy a house, especially in the new area, you must pay attention to the surrounding supporting facilities, see the house in the morning, noon and evening, and buy a house with the seller's way of thinking, which is the most correct way.
Third, avoid face-saving projects.
Although the general trend is not flat, some friends may have considerable income in first- and second-tier cities, and when they return to their hometowns to see houses, especially villas, they feel that they are cheap, and they buy them directly as soon as their brains are hot.
After buying it, I found out that practicality and liquidity were not considered.
First, villas are usually in the far suburbs of the city, but the population of small cities is limited, and in the absence of foreign population, it is difficult for the far suburbs to be developed, and no development means that there is limited room for appreciation. Secondly, the number of uses is small, and buying a house is cool for a while, but after buying it, it is less than ten days and half a month after buying, and it can't be sold if you want to sell it later, and you have to bear high management fees and later maintenance costs, which really outweighs the loss.
So when you go back to your hometown for the New Year, will you still consider returning to your hometown to buy a house? Leave your thoughts in the comment section.