Here comes the good news! Recently, CICC stated that it mentioned “major changes in the supply and demand relationship in the real estate market” at a top-level meeting for the first time. This means that my country's real estate market has overall passed the stage of oversupply and long-term overheating, and the quality and quantity of housing for urban residents have been significantly improved. Under this new situation, the demand for some new homes has reached its peak or entered a downward cycle. At the same time, cities with sufficient stock and incremental housing supply need to optimize real estate policies under the framework of "city-specific policies" to support reasonable "rigid housing supply". and “improvement” housing purchase demand is released.

Based on the current policy status, there is a large space for policy support for households that “sell one, buy one” or “sell old and buy new”, or they may be given priority in cities that meet the above conditions. What impact do you think this policy will have on you? Feel free to speak freely in the comment area! 😉