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Is the house in China worth buying?

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First of all, China real estate reached its peak.

China real estate is a profiteering industry at present, and it is also the country with the highest living rate in the world. After all, China, as a populous country in the world, has inherent advantages in this respect. The United States, South Korea, Britain and other countries also have high living rates, all because of their developed economies and good living environment.

By the first half of 20021,the housing rate of urban families in China has reached 96%. Moreover, in some second-and third-tier cities, the number of commercial housing has surpassed that of some big cities, especially Hangzhou and Foshan, and the housing rate has reached 98%.

From the perspective of property ownership, China's family towns once again hit a new high. Before 2008, China had less than one house per capita. So far, more than 42% of families have two houses, and the number of families with three houses exceeds 10%.

As can be seen from this data, domestic real estate has reached its peak. According to the current market price, the price of an ordinary house has been sold to around10.3 million, and the better one has to start from several million. In such a big environment, the real estate industry has achieved rapid growth.

The real estate industry has ushered in a new turning point since the end of last century. At that time, domestic real estate was in an empty state, and urban construction in many cities lagged behind other developed countries. In order to maintain the speed of economic growth, the state has decided to re-formulate a series of real estate policies to help migrant workers find a sense of belonging, thus enhancing the atmosphere of the city.

Facts have proved that real estate has been in the forefront of the world after more than 20 years of development. It has also driven many new economies and helped the country through the economic bottleneck period to a certain extent.

Second, the house has become just needed.

Houses were and are in demand. According to the survey data, more than 70% of people under the age of 22 to 30 in China are expected to complete the task of buying houses within five years. Why does the house become just needed, and outsiders are not interested in the house?

First of all, China is a populous country, with a population of 65.438+0.4 billion as early as two years ago, and the degree of congestion is the second in the world. In Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai and other first-tier cities, the basic population has exceeded 20 million. After the population increases, houses become a necessity.

Secondly, in terms of per capita area, China is lower than other developed countries. Although it has a vast land area, there are few areas that are really suitable for people to live in. Ordinary second-tier cities have encountered the problem of land shortage in urban construction, and only large-scale mining from the suburbs can meet the daily needs of local people.

If we can increase the per capita area, I believe that the current housing prices in China will not be too high. A house is like money, everyone needs it, but the total amount is so much. The one with the highest price has created the reason for the high housing prices now.

The last one has something to do with our thinking and economy. China people's fascination with houses can be said to be the best in the world. After all, this is a traditional concept that has been passed down for thousands of years. Most of us think that only our own house is the real home. China has an average population of 65.438+0.4 billion and 400 million families, which shows that China must have 400 million houses to meet the current demand.