Experts: Market supply determines the trend of housing prices in Beijing this year

Xinhua News January 27, China Real Estate Industry Association under-Secretary-General He Qi, Beijing University Real Estate Research Institute director Chen Kwok-keung, on the real estate regulation and 2010 house price trend and other topics with netizens online communication, the following is a summary of the highlights.　　[Moderator] will there be thousands of people queuing to buy a house in Beijing 2010?　　[He Qi] This is mainly to see our market supply, if insufficient supply should also appear. [Chan Kwok-keung] the development of the company's expectations of the market is very important, under the specific market conditions, the expected factors are also very important. If everyone expects the same as last year, the price will still be based on a few panics. One is the fear that prices will continue to rise fast, and last year worried about the disappearance of policy incentives, and the other concerns inflation.　　These panic factors led to the four quarter of last year, Beijing, Shanghai and other cities in the panic of the outbreak of demand.　　2010 I personally think that in terms of policy factors, market factors, the expected factors change in the premise of the market again, like 2009 some near-crazy landscape is not too easy, the most important thing is the policy factors, market factors, combined with the situation in Beijing, to increase the supply of five types of housing. We have seen the mayor of Guo two 50%, the new five-class housing this year to ensure supply, can be foreseen in Beijing market housing supply pattern, ordinary commercial housing and four types of security housing supply will increase substantially, These groups of people who have a rigid demand for housing should be able to largely ease the pressure on their homes. can also effectively alleviate the market this extremely sharp contradiction in supply and demand, I would like to synthesize these factors, in the Beijing market again 09 years you mentioned that the phenomenon of queuing should be reduced, not to say absolutely not.