Hello everyone, I am your old friend, today let's talk about a topic that makes people's hearts tight - housing prices. Recently, a financial big man threw out a harsh remark, saying that house prices must fall by at least 27% to be reasonable. As soon as this news came out, it was like throwing a thunderbolt, which made many buyers beat a drum in their hearts.
Let's take a look at what this expert said: "The bubble should be squeezed and returned to its true value." This sounds quite reasonable, after all, houses are for living, not for speculation. But can house prices really fall so simply and proportionately?
The central media was not idle about this, and they responded with eight words: "The market is stable, and we look at it rationally." "The implication is that house prices will not fall like a roller coaster, but will remain in a relatively stable range, allowing us ordinary people to take a breather.
Housing prices are like the rise and fall of the stock market, and experts and policies are looking for that balance. We ordinary people buy a house, not to see it double like a stock, but to hope that it can be stable like a home and give ourselves a safe harbor. Therefore, we must not only pay attention to the ups and downs of housing prices, but also treat them with a normal heart.
I remember Warren Buffett said: "Be patient in investing and wait for the best time." "It's the same with buying a house, you can't blindly follow the trend, you have to come according to your own needs and the actual situation of the market. If prices are exactly what the experts say, it may be a good time for those who have already bought or are planning to sell.
However, let's not forget that housing prices are not isolated, they are affected by a variety of factors such as the economic environment, policy regulation, supply and demand, etc. The attitude of the central government is clear, the house is for living, not for speculation, which is the golden sentence we should keep in mind when buying a house.
There may be a wave of ups and downs, but as long as we adhere to rationality and not be led by market sentiment, I believe that everyone can find the right piece of sky for themselves. After all, no matter how expensive the house price is, it can't buy happiness, and the key is to see if you live comfortably.
Finally, I would like to say that no matter how housing prices change, we must firmly believe that life will not stop because of housing prices. Buying a house is about settling in, not about anxiety. Forward this message, so that more people understand this truth, let's wait and see the changes together, and laugh at the ebb and flow of housing prices.
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