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We are all trapped in our own cocoons in the real estate market.

Property prices remain high, and it is ordinary people who suffer, which has also caused this situation. Of course, the main reason can't blame ordinary people.

Let's talk about the reasons of ordinary people first. It is said that there will be supply when there is demand. Supply exceeds demand, prices will inevitably fall, and supply exceeds demand, prices will inevitably rise. This is a simple truth. If everyone is not competing to buy a house, house prices will inevitably stabilize or decline.

It is true that houses are just needed, which is an indisputable fact, but many people have more than one house. There are many such people around us. Many houses in their hands are called real estate speculation, and some are called investment. However, there is nothing wrong with these. Whether real estate speculation or investment is a means of financial management. It is understandable to have such a mentality. But no matter how the state controls it, the people will only become more and more uneasy, and the more they buy, the more they buy. That's what people do. If the price of a house is cabbage, I believe no one will rush to buy a house. Because every country, the common people, that is, the masses, are the backbone, and they determine the demand and supply of the country. They are price-oriented. If the state does not know how to guide the public and only controls the so-called housing prices, real estate speculation and renting houses, it will inevitably treat the symptoms rather than the root cause. What I say here is superficial, and so is what I say below. I'm just talking nonsense.

The most important thing to really reduce housing prices is to stabilize people's hearts. Other regulatory policies are tantamount to scratching their boots.

People's hearts are set, and there is no demand for house prices to rise again, which will naturally cool down the house prices normally. At present, domestic housing prices are polarized, and cheap places are almost empty cities, while people in expensive places are still squeezing their heads. Macro-control, I think it is still a problem of people flow. Wherever a country develops, there are bound to be many people, such as xiong'an new area. Where the gun points, we hit it. If the problem of people flow is solved, the housing price problem will be alleviated. Of course, this is not an easy policy to implement. However, China has a vast territory, and many cities have not been well developed.

The so-called popular support is to let the public understand that there are plenty of houses and there will be no looting. To tell you the truth, I am disgusted to see the housing agency trumpeting the shortage of housing. People who are nervous can naturally benefit from it, but this kind of thing is too selfish after all.

I don't hate rich people very much, I just don't want to be fooled. There are indeed some cities facing the fact that housing is tight, but now the third-tier small cities are crying all day without housing. Isn't it a bit of a fuss? Everyone believes it. Actually, it's nice to live in the mountains, but there are too few people like me, hahaha.

Also, if the house price is stable and the transaction is reasonable, the problem that the house is just needed will be solved to a certain extent, because the return on investing in the house will not be great, and everyone will naturally sell the house to those in need, and those in need will naturally buy the house when they really need it.

In the current housing market, it is necessary to buy a house in advance or live as a house slave, and it is not necessary to invest stably with the right to the house, so it is more difficult to solve the just-needed problem, because the sale of the house is unreasonable.

Maybe I'm too shallow to say. House, just needed, is one of the prerequisites for the happiness of ordinary people. It should not be a drag on many people's lives. If they save money for a lifetime and pay the down payment, people's happiness will inevitably drop sharply. Housing prices have indeed stimulated economic growth, but it is really unbearable to put this burden on ordinary people, especially the general public.

Moreover, I believe that housing prices can be normal, but it depends on how Chinese people view this matter and how the state regulates it. After all, the wages of China people are really limited now, and it is really an unnecessary burden for ordinary people to pay endless loans with limited monthly income. The progress of the country should be more firm and steady, and the people's lives should be happier and more free.

Because many times, we imagine, if we give up the current loan, will we live more confidently and calmly? People are happy, and the country will be rich and strong. Right?