The old farmer thinks this is of course abnormal. In other words, housing prices in these cities will indeed rise, but they should not rise so fast and so fiercely. There must be some unconventional events, so there will be unconventional performances. So, what exactly is an unconventional event? Take the four little dragons of house prices as an example. What stimulated their crazy rise?
The old farmer thinks that the capital flow is the biggest reason. During that time, the stock market was dying and had no vitality at all. The profit margin of this industry is also gradually declining, and even many enterprises have begun to rely on loans to pay workers' wages. The accounts receivable of enterprises remain high, and finally there is no money to refuel the trucks. In this case, idle funds in the society will not consider investing in securities and the real economy at all, and choose to go to real estate. Only houses have investment value. So, where to choose?
Beishangguang is of course the safest choice, and the profit is certain. However, there is a problem. In a place like Beishangguang, there are literally nearly 10 million houses. Even if the real estate speculators have more money, should they consider the cost and capital occupation? More importantly, people are not living, but speculating on houses. This truth is obvious, since it is hype, then the key lies in the price difference. Naturally, where is the threshold for real estate speculation low and where is the biggest profit? Therefore, the real estate speculators took out the map and then opened the database to investigate in detail which cities still have enough room for growth. In this way, many second-tier cities have been selected, including the four little dragons of housing prices.
In this context, the four little dragons of housing prices were first fired. This is also related to the long-term lack of land supply and siphon effect in these cities. But the fundamental reason is that there are too many idle funds in society, and all investment channels can't achieve the profit target of funds in a short time, so a rather strange real estate speculation drama began.
In this play, the four little dragons of house prices are the original protagonists, but they are actually just a microcosm. Because, big money has its prey, and small money has its goal. Since the four little dragons of housing prices have become the pockets of big funds, then small funds will collectively pick up and concentrate in second-tier cities in the central and western regions. As a result, the central and western regions were headed by Chengdu and Guiyang, and house prices began to rise. Rumor has it that a man bought 60 suites in Chengdu at one go. The old farmer doesn't know whether the news is true or not, but it is conceivable that such news will be released at this time, which also explains the latest trend and direction of real estate speculation funds from the side.
But then again, blocking is better than dredging. In order to free everyone from the enthusiasm of real estate speculation, the most crucial point is to unblock investment channels and improve relevant systems, instead of forcing all the funds into real estate and then telling them that they can't buy a house. In doing so, no matter from which angle, it is to warn the cat with live fish and resolutely not to eat it. Excuse me, is there such a truth in the world?
The average annual growth rate of broad money is 12%. Originally, there were many investment channels such as the stock market and the real economy, which could effectively prevent so many currencies from entering the circulation field, resulting in skyrocketing housing prices. But now they are all banned, and there is no profit expectation at all. In this case, if such huge funds are not allowed to speculate on real estate, can the circulation field bear it? The old farmer has always felt that if the flow of funds is to be restricted, it is necessary to find out how these funds come from. Otherwise, while desperately waterproof, all the outlets are blocked, and then you say that the water level cannot rise. Realistic?