1, major changes in government institutions or introduction of major political policies.
2. With the rapid economic growth, residents' income will increase correspondingly and their purchasing power will increase, so house prices will increase. On the contrary, house prices will fall.
3. Price, salary and employment level. Price changes lead to currency changes and affect house prices. Real estate has value preservation, and when prices generally rise, house prices rise even more. With the improvement of wages and employment level and the increase of family income, house prices will rise, and vice versa.
4, savings rate, savings rate increases, residents' purchasing power increases, and house prices will also rise. On the contrary, house prices will fall.
5. Financial and financial situation. Finance reflects the economic situation of a city or region and affects housing prices. The poor financial situation leads to the decline of government purchasing power, and the deterioration of financial situation will lead to the tightening of monetary policy.
6. The land price is cheaper.