Loans for home purchases fell to 40% earlier this month

Washington (reporter Zhang Dongni) property market after the new deal, second-hand housing loans became "non-mainstream."　　According to the latest statistics from the Chain House property, the proportion of loans to home purchases has fallen from 60% before the new deal to the current 40%, a record low of nearly 3.5.　　According to the data, more than 50% of the first-time homebuyers chose to wait and see after the new deal, up from 60%. As the first-time home buyers have limited economic power, 70%-80% of home buyers choose to pay loans, loan usage is far greater than other types of purchase methods.　　As a result, the general wait-and-see of first-time buyers has become the main reason for the sharp drop in loans. In addition, the purchase of heat also significantly cooling. It is understood that the city's second-hand housing transactions to improve the proportion of demand has been from the new deal before the 15%-20% to the current 8%-10% or so.