Under the continuous influence of the "March 25" New Deal, the Shanghai and Shenzhen property markets continued to be bearish; The relationship between supply and demand in the first-tier cities has reversed, showing a trend of oversupply and obvious cooling. Industry insiders predict that the rapid rise of real estate prices in some first-and second-tier cities has brought new bubble risks to real estate, and the property market may undergo a major reversal in the future.
Demand: First-tier cities have a large population base, and the demand for commercial housing is huge, far exceeding the supply. In this case, the house has become a sky-high luxury. Supply part: First of all, in terms of new houses, the available land in first-tier cities is decreasing day by day, and the continuous high cost of land acquisition has pushed up the price of new houses; Followed by second-hand housing, the circulation of stock houses is not sufficient, and the contradiction between supply and demand in the market is deepening. In this long-term imbalance between supply and demand, it is inevitable to encounter loose monetary policy.