The situation is different.
A piece of news that everyone is more concerned about today:
It's quite surprising.
After all, the cancellation of purchase restrictions is taken for granted as a stimulus, and the price of the house should be increased, so how can the price be reduced?
Because the market is different :
In the past, it was a seller's market, everyone rushed to buy, and when they bought, they made money, so there was no need to really cancel the purchase restrictions, as long as there was a rumor of the cancellation of the purchase restrictions, the house prices would rise.
Now that I think about it, it was really the flowery years of the property market at that time, and I was drunk with money.
But now it is a buyer's market, the seller's stock game, and the cancellation of the purchase restriction brings a little increment to buy a house, all of which will be fought for by each family, especially for second-hand housing, if everyone is not confident enough:
Will take this as the last chance to ship.
How can it be shipped, only the price of second-hand housing will be reduced.
This is not a phenomenon unique to Suzhou, in September last year, when several major provincial capitals lifted purchase restrictions, the response of the property market was surprisingly consistent:
The first time is not the house price**, but the surge in the number of second-hand housing listings.
Taking Changsha as an example, 104 second-hand houses were added within half an hour of the lifting of purchase restrictions, and nearly 40,000 second-hand houses have been added a few days later.
Nanjing, also in Jiangsu Province, added more than 6,800 sets of new listings 5 days after the cancellation of purchase restrictions.
In addition to the surge in listings caused by the sale of old and new deed tax reductions, there is actually a psychological problem:
The lifting of purchase restrictions is no longer good news, and may indicate that the property market is not good enough to be stimulated, especially the purchase restrictions, which are used as the last fig leaf.
Therefore, there is a phenomenon that the purchase restriction is canceled, and the second-hand house is about to rush away.
The fundamental reason is that the market has changed, and it has truly realized that housing is not speculation.
In addition, in addition to the second-hand housing rush, in fact, there is another *** to cancel the purchase restriction
The blood-pumping effect on the surrounding property market.
The first line is open to the second line, and the second-tier central cities are open to the third and fourth lines.
A typical stock market game scenario.
Actually, you really should think about it:
What should I do if it doesn't work to remove the purchase limit?
In just one week, Guangzhou and Suzhou have completely canceled purchase restrictions, Shanghai has further loosened purchase restrictions, and Beijing and Shenzhen should follow suit in the future, 2024, it should only be a matter of time before purchase restrictions are canceled nationwide, and after the final fig leaf is revealed, if it is not used, what should I do?