Principle 1: Choose the one that suits you.
Houses are almost the same, and they all have some characteristics, such as location, price, floor, room type, orientation and residential environment. , can show the basic situation of the house. By contrast, compare the different characteristics of the house, first consider the most important to yourself, and list the more attractive aspects.
For example, a two-bedroom apartment in the city center and a three-bedroom apartment in the suburbs are similar in total price, with good orientation in the urban area and general apartment layout, but convenient transportation; On the contrary, in the suburbs, the apartment is good, the orientation is general, and the transportation is not very convenient, but the price is cheap, the area is large, and there is one more room. The main difference between these two suites lies in transportation, room type (area) and apartment type. If you are an office worker, you should choose downtown. If you have a large family, choose the one in the suburbs; Suitable for everyone.
Principle 2: Don't be demanding perfection.
In fact, no house can take care of all aspects. Due to the refinement and personalization of the market, it will be very difficult to pursue perfection and it is easy to fall into the misunderstanding of buying. For example, you have taken a fancy to a three-bedroom apartment with a good location and reasonable price, but the traffic of the apartment is not ideal and the direction is not very good.
But think about it, the house in this location is worth buying at such a price. Huxing can be made up by decoration and indoor transformation, and even changing the position of furniture can solve many uncomfortable problems; In addition, you don't always stay at home during the day, and the sun can be solved by umbrellas and blinds, so there is no problem with orientation. The most critical aspect of living, location and price are quite satisfactory and worth it. Don't pursue perfection excessively.
Principle 3: Use cost-effective optimization methods.
Usually, this will happen. Buyers have circled several houses at the same time, and the overall situation is similar. They can't decide which set to buy or not. Also give the above example, two suites, a two-bedroom apartment in the urban area and a three-bedroom apartment in the suburbs, the total house price is almost the same, assuming that the buyers can accept the traffic location and area of these two suites, and the apartment layout is different, so it is more worry-free to choose.
When this happens, you can estimate the cost performance of these houses to help you make a decision. Cost-effectiveness is a quantifiable indicator. Property buyers can list the percentage of each factor from several main aspects of housing demand, such as location, price, apartment type, property, environment, supporting facilities and transportation, and then evaluate several projects respectively. Finally, houses with high comprehensive scores can be given priority.
What needs to be explained here is that although the cost performance can be quantified, it is a personal behavior from demand factors to weight and final evaluation, so it is better to integrate the opinions of many people in the cost performance evaluation, which will be more objective.
(The above answers were published on 20 17-06-05. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )
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