The real estate market is at a critical juncture, and favorable policies are playing a positive role, but the market is still adjusting. At present, first-tier cities such as Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and other cities have successively relaxed their purchase restriction policies, especially those with greater relaxation, and have achieved remarkable results. The relaxation of these policies has played an important role in promoting the demand for housing and increasing the transaction volume. Therefore, it can be expected that the policy relaxation in first-tier cities will lead the recovery of the entire property market.
However, some argue that the current policy relaxation is not sufficient, and that it needs to be further strengthened and accelerated so as not to miss the opportunity. Dong Fan put forward a proposal to relax the restrictions on the purchase of real estate in Beijing, which sparked extensive discussions. Although Dong Fan's view is reasonable, it may still be unrealistic to fully liberalize the purchase restriction policy. The purchase restriction policy is only a stopgap measure and cannot solve the fundamental problems of the real estate market.
At present, the relationship between supply and demand in the real estate market has changed, and the purchase restriction policy needs to be appropriately adjusted, especially for the first-tier cities.
In this way, it will further stimulate the demand for home purchases and promote the recovery of the market. At the same time, whether the purchase restriction policy in other cities will be lifted depends on the specific situation. The real estate market in these cities is already relatively saturated, and the full relaxation of purchase restrictions may not make a substantial difference.
In his proposal, Dong Fan also mentioned that Beijing's real estate market has a leading role in the national market, and he suggested that families who have owned a house in Beijing and paid taxes for more than five years should allow their children to attend school and take the college entrance examination normally, so as to reduce discrimination in household registration and education. This proposal may resonate with people because it touches on the issue of equity in education. However, there may be some difficulties in solving this problem, which requires further in-depth thinking.
Overall, the current policy tailwinds in the real estate market are working, but the market is still adjusting. Policy stability is a key factor in market stability.
Therefore, the policy relaxation effect in first-tier cities is better, which is expected to lead the recovery of the entire property market. However, the degree of policy relaxation needs to be moderate, and it cannot be excessively relaxed. At the same time, for the adjustment of the purchase restriction policy, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the actual situation of each city. Dong Fan's suggestion to allow children from families who have owned a house in Beijing and paid taxes for more than five years to attend school and take the college entrance examination is worth considering, but it may face some challenges in its implementation. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct in-depth research and reflection to formulate more comprehensive and reasonable policy measures.
Although the adjustment of the real estate market is still ongoing, the stability of the current policy has played a key role in the stability of the market. In particular, first-tier cities such as Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen have successively relaxed their purchase restriction policies and achieved remarkable results. The relaxation of purchase restrictions in these first-tier cities not only stimulated the demand for housing purchases, but also drove the growth of transaction volume, which played a positive leading role in the recovery of the entire real estate market.
However, some people believe that the intensity of policy relaxation is not enough, and there are requirements for further strengthening and speeding up. In particular, Dong Fan's proposal to relax the restrictions on the purchase of real estate in Beijing has sparked widespread discussion. However, before considering whether to fully lift the purchase restrictions, we also need to rationally examine the purchase restrictions in first-tier cities and realize that there is still a certain degree of rationality. After all, the purchase restriction policy is only an expedient measure to solve the imbalance between supply and demand, and cannot completely solve the fundamental problems of the market.
At present, the relationship between real estate supply and demand has changed, and the purchase restriction policy needs to be appropriately adjusted, especially the purchase restriction policy in first-tier cities. But for other cities, we need to fully consider the actual situation of the local real estate market before considering the lifting of the purchase restriction policy. As the real estate market in some cities is already relatively saturated, the lifting of purchase restrictions may not have a substantial effect.
Dong Fan also mentioned that Beijing's real estate market has a leading role in the national market. He suggested that families who have a house in Beijing and have paid taxes for more than five years should allow their children to attend school and take the college entrance examination normally to reduce discrimination in household registration and education. This suggestion may resonate because it is reasonable for families who have owned a house in Beijing and have paid taxes for more than five years to make a higher contribution to the city and enjoy more rights. However, there may be many difficulties in solving this problem. Because the hukou policy and the allocation of educational resources involve the interests of many aspects, it is necessary to conduct in-depth thinking and consultation on various factors.
In short, the current real estate market is at a critical moment, and policies have played an important role in the stability of the market. The relaxation of purchase restrictions in first-tier cities has achieved remarkable results and has the potential to lead the recovery of the entire property market.