For example, one of my college classmates, who is from Zhuhai, asked me to buy a house in Qingyuan last year. I also visited Qingyuan at that time, but I dared not act rashly because I looked down on the prospect of Qingyuan property market. Of course, there were also financial problems. But my classmate bought three suites and a shop in Qingyuan in that short three months. Of course I admire his courage and correct his heart. Well, now that a year has passed, I learned on the phone that he is in a hurry now. He has been worried about those three houses and those abandoned shops. No one accepted the proposal. He told me that now he goes to Qingyuan every month and has been looking for a new home, but few people really ask about his house. As you can imagine, my classmates are under great mental pressure. Imagine that there are so many new properties in Qingyuan, who is willing to buy second-hand transfer houses?
In short, I judge that in the next two or three years, Qingyuan housing prices will not explode, which is the most ideal result. Don't expect to go up any more. It is impossible to say that the central government will introduce new regulatory policies. It is inevitable that property prices in the whole country, especially in third-and fourth-tier cities, will fall sharply. I think Qingyuan bears the brunt.