Shanghai new house sales must be notarized and shaken. Can it effectively crack down on illegal sales of some housing enterprises and stabilize market confidence?

China real estate has become the most deformed real estate market in the world. In the process of barbaric development, various astonishing phenomena have appeared. Nowadays, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of housing prices in first-tier cities are enough to prove that China real estate has become an objective reality of profiteering investment. Although the government and real estate developers will not admit this view, the actual situation is that various regulatory policies are constantly introduced, but real estate developers are still making big profits, and those who desperately expect regulatory policies will always introduce new regulatory policies. It may be easy for people to understand and accept the lottery in the planned economy era, but in today's market economy, people still have to buy houses by lottery. I don't know whether it is the sorrow of this era or the sorrow of the real estate industry in China, but it is an indisputable fact that people who really need housing can't afford it, can't afford it and have no room to buy.

Fair lottery only plays a weak regulatory role in the sales of new houses, but it can't curb the widespread illegal sales in the real estate market. To put it simply, the property market in China has reached the point where it is difficult to return, and it cannot be solved by a few laws and policies issued by individual cities. And many so-called new policies are old calendars in different forms. Even lottery sales have appeared in various forms a few years ago. However, illegal sales in the real estate market are still repeatedly prohibited, and even to some extent, the rampant degree of illegal sales has been aggravated. These objective facts are enough to show that there are not many means in China's real estate market at present, or that the national level has no intention to harm the real estate market, so local governments will be allowed to introduce their own policies.

Of course, as the introduction of the New Deal, the certificate of immovable property rights has produced certain effects, but such policies are extremely scarce, especially the regulatory policies introduced at the national level, which are often more theoretical than practical. Theoretically, the starting point is good, but due to the lack of operability, it is often greatly discounted when it is implemented in various places. This is also the root cause of frequent chaos in the real estate market. Before the era of a national chess game of regulatory policies comes, illegal sales will continue to run rampant, and market confidence will not be stable. It will still be the world of real estate speculators, and ordinary people with rigid housing needs will still be full of expectations for the house.