Now seeing that some intermediaries are still blowing up the property market, I can't help but feel funny, blowing up when the transaction volume is extremely shrinking, is that not the same as smashing their own rice bowl? In the end, it is the blowing blow to the self- rotation

Now seeing that some intermediaries are still blowing up the property market, I can't help but feel funny, blowing up when the transaction volume is extremely shrinking, is that not the same as smashing their own rice bowl? In the end, it is to blow up and blow yourself to change careers, which is a very childish behavior.

The intermediary should actually care about the volume of transactions, the price is second, when the house price rises, there is a transaction matching method of the rising cycle, and when the house price falls, there is a transaction matching method of the falling cycle. Reasonable prices are the basis for all commodities to maintain a stable trading volume, and unreasonable prices will inevitably usher in a contraction in trading volume after removing the speculation bubble period, at which time it is necessary to re-position the price to resume market trading, rather than blowing up all day.

Unfortunately, many intermediaries are still unrealistically blowing up due to cognitive problems and their own participation in speculative investment, and now this situation is nothing more than self-deception, because the volume of transactions has fallen sharply.