I think China's real estate will have a soft landing. According to the current situation, the domestic property market has gradually picked up. The government is increasing control over the real estate market. Stimulated by the government's strict policies, the property market has also maintained a stable trend. At a reasonable stage of development, there will be no hard landing like Japan. Moreover, China's economy is also continuing to develop, which also provides a certain support point for the property market, and there will be no plummeting situation.

In order to maintain the steady development of the real estate market and ensure a soft landing for China’s real estate market, the government has also introduced a series of measures, such as lowering the interest rates of provident fund loans and commercial loans, and also lowering the minimum interest rate for first-time home buyers. The down payment ratio and the provision of home purchase subsidies for the local property market. Under this series of stimulation, the property market has gradually picked up, and citizens have gradually become more confident in the real estate market. Therefore, I do not think that the real estate market will have a hard landing. After all, the government Nor will such a situation be allowed to be spoken out, and such a situation will not occur under the current economic situation.

Although China’s real estate market will not have a hard landing, it will not develop as rapidly as before. After all, the real estate market has passed its peak period and has now entered a stable period, and many citizens now have property in their hands. Everyone has one or two houses. The domestic urbanization rate has reached a certain level of saturation, and the demand for houses is not that strong. In addition, many developers are still building new houses, so there is no room for domestic housing prices to continue to rise. It is possible to maintain it within a reasonable range.

China's real estate market is closely related to the economy, and many local governments rely on land policies. Once problems occur in the real estate market, the government's tax revenue will be greatly reduced, thus forming a vicious circle, so the government will Various measures have been taken to protect the continued development of the real estate market, and now the real estate market is becoming more and more clear. House prices in some first-tier cities are still rising, so everyone should not be pessimistic about the real estate market.