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Recently, the real estate market has become a hot topic after dinner, especially the property market in first-tier cities such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen, which is simply hot. There are reports that there is a community in Shenzhen, 395 suites were sold out within eight hours, and real estate agents are still explaining the listings to customers even at four o'clock in the evening. "Immediately afterwards, there were also ten sets of real estate transactions in Guangzhou in half a day, and queuing up to see the house became commonplace. This wave of operations makes people want to ask: Is the property market really ushering in spring?
We need to calm down and think about it. First of all, the relaxation of policies has indeed injected a shot in the arm into the market. The liberalization of the purchase restriction and loan restriction policy means that as long as you have money on hand, you can buy whatever you want. This undoubtedly gives buyers more choice, but it also invisibly intensifies the competition in the market. Just imagine, in the past, I couldn't buy it, but now I want to buy and can afford it, and the impact of this change can be imagined.
However, we have to be careful not to be fooled by superficial numbers and phenomena. The market is picking up, which is a good thing, but there may be a lot of tricks behind it. How much of the "hot selling" phenomenon reported by the media is real market demand, and how much is a marketing strategy? After all, in order to attract attention, today's merchants have made any tricks. Just like the discount promotion in the shopping mall, in fact, many times it is "up first and then down", which seems to be a discount, but in fact it may not be.
Besides, buying a house is a psychological war. Media reports and market sentiment will affect our judgment. Sometimes, when I watch others buy, I also follow the impulse, for fear of missing a good time. But we have to understand that buying a house is not buying vegetables, and the investment of hundreds of thousands or millions at every turn must be carefully considered. Especially now that the network information is so developed, all kinds of voices are flying all over the sky, true and false, making it difficult to distinguish between right and wrong. In this case, we should stay calm, do more homework, and analyze rationally, rather than blindly following the trend.
Buying a house is not only a personal choice, but also involves the pressure of family and society. Many people are anxious when they see the market picking up, for fear that they will be left behind. But we have to ask ourselves, is this really what we want? Or is it simply a fear of missing out on the so-called "golden age"? You must know that real investment is never an overnight thing, but a long-term plan and consideration.
Finally, we have to look at the big picture. After the epidemic, the changes in the economic situation have indeed affected everyone's consumption concept. Many people have begun to shift their investment direction to more stable areas, and real estate, as a "hard currency" in the traditional sense, has naturally attracted a lot of attention. But that doesn't mean the market is risk-free. The economic situation, policy trends, market supply and demand, these are all important factors affecting housing prices. Therefore, before we make a decision to buy a house, we must consider it comprehensively, and we can't just listen to the wind or rain.