Now that this period has passed, most sellers will transfer part or all of the tax increase brought by business tax to buyers and spread it on the house price, that is, raise the house price to make up for the losses caused by taxes and fees. In this way, the second-hand house price is not much cheaper than the first-hand house.
When this policy was introduced, on the other hand, in some cities, there was a way to avoid business tax, that is, after the buyer and the seller reached a deal, they would not go through the transfer formalities as before, but wait until the seller bought the house for two years. During this period, the seller can collect the house payment first, and the buyer can also move into the property first.
It should be noted that although this operation method can avoid business tax, there are certain risks. It is understood that buyers and sellers who adopt this mode of operation will generally go to the notary office to notarize their trading behavior, thus controlling risks to a certain extent. However, even if notarized, there is no guarantee that there will be no disputes between the buyer and the seller during the period when the transfer is not formally handled, and once disputes arise, the buyer will often suffer. Therefore, there are not many buyers who can accept this operation method.
However, after some time ago, such as "prohibiting financing" and "cracking down on false real estate advertisements", the speculation in the new housing market has been hit. The adjustment of interest rates and the introduction of the "Eight Articles of New and Old Countries" show the clear attitude of the government not to stop until obvious control effects are achieved. Therefore, in the face of such strong regulation, the new housing market will inevitably be more stable.