Why do sand prices rise, artificial prices rise, and reinforced concrete prices rise? Many people say that house prices will fall.

Does the person asking this question pretend to be confused and understand? Is the real reason for the high housing price the cost of cement, sand, steel bars and labor? However, any normal person knows that high housing prices are caused by a willing heart, and the bubbles and imaginary heads here have led to a series of housing price increases. As for other factors, they are just excuses and cover-ups. After the real estate industry is saturated, house prices will inevitably fall.

First, housing is not speculation, which is the fundamental principle. For thousands of years, the concept in our bones is "having a house first, then having a home". If we don't have our own house, we always feel like drifting duckweeds. In ancient times, the rich could build luxurious houses, the poor could live in built houses, and worst of all, they could build a broken thatched cottage.

However, since modern times, houses in cities cannot be built privately, and houses are also linked to life events such as marriage, having children and going to school. The value of the house has doubled on the original basis, and many people's lifelong dreams may be for a house.

As a result, some extremely selfish real estate speculators discovered this and took advantage of it, continuing to infinitely enlarge the value of the house, raising the house price, and then inciting people to buy and hoard.

Many people who only see immediate interests have sharpened their heads and poured into the army of real estate speculators. At the same time, they brazenly shouted, "I just need it!" "

As we all know, after the house price rises, the rent, cement price, sand price and various prices will all rise, and then the cost of marriage and childbirth will also rise. The ultimate victims are most people in the family and society.

It is precisely because of this that "no real estate speculation" has become an increasingly demanding principle. For the market economy, the rise in housing prices is just a false prosperity of "killing the goose to get the egg".

Second, the actual number of houses is far greater than the real demand, and house prices will inevitably fall or fall below the cost. No matter whether the price of raw materials for building houses rises or falls, the number of existing houses has already exceeded the market demand, and many houses are vacant or abandoned. In addition, some small, poor huxing, high-priced commercial housing is difficult to sell. They belong to the standard "the rich can't afford it". In order to break this deadlock, in addition to continuing to bluff, we can only reduce the price and sell it.

Obviously, from the actual situation, more and more people have seen the truth behind real estate speculation, and many people (including me) have directly given up their plans to buy a house. Go up if you can, and go up if you can. Anyway, I have completely given up and can't afford it. The higher the better. Don't lower your price. See how you end up? People who hoard houses are bound to bear the pain of falling house prices.

You can look at first-and second-tier cities. House prices are falling in many places. Even in the third-and fourth-tier cities where I live, a large number of real estate companies and housing agencies have closed down. If the market demand shrinks a lot and the market consumption power declines, the prices of those houses will definitely fall sharply and may fall below the cost price.