Nearly 70% people think property market data is not credible (figure)

Nearly 70% of the people think the property market figures are not credible. Oriental Morning Post Liu Map click here to view all financial news pictures What is the trend of housing prices in Shanghai?　　Of the 875 Shanghai residents surveyed by the Oriental poll, 34.86% said prices would rise in Shanghai in the next three months, with only 17.94% per cent thinking prices would fall. In the last month or two, there has been much news in the media about Shanghai's booming housing market.　　Waiting in line to buy a house, draw lots to buy a house, the landlord jumps the price, the property seller's market seems to return. Should we buy a house now? Last week, the Oriental poll database on the hot topic of Shanghai house prices, found that nearly half of the people believe that for the next two years, the need for home buyers, now "is not a suitable time to buy."　　At the same time, nearly 70% people think that the data published by property research institutions are unreliable. The survey was conducted from June 16 to 21st, mainly through telephone enquiries.　　The 875 respondents to the Shanghai house price survey were all Shanghai residents, all of which were distributed in all districts of Shanghai, and the survey was similar to the actual statistics in all ages and counties.　　54.52% of people believe that Shanghai housing prices in the east of the survey data show that the vast majority of Shanghai residents believe that "Shanghai housing prices have bottomed rebound" is a fact, not fiction. 14.86% of respondents to the "Shanghai housing prices have bottomed rebound, is rising," the statement "fully believe." Another 39.66% of respondents "partly believe" that some of the housing prices are actually rising. The sum ratio of these two items is 54.52%, more than half. The number of people who choose "not to Believe" and "Don't Believe" accounts for 21.37% of the total.　　Another 24.11% of the public are "skeptical" and undecided. Residents also believe that in the short term, Shanghai house prices will also show an upward trend. More than One-third (34.86%) of respondents believe that prices will rise in Shanghai in the next three months, with only 17.94% per cent thinking that prices will fall.　　Another 27.43% and 19.77% chose to "not go up and down" and "indefinable." 49.26% people think it is inappropriate to buy a house now however, although it is believed that the rise in house prices is a fact, most people do not think it is a good time for buying a home.　　Many people also think, "overnight queuing to buy a house" and other exaggerated events are hype out. In the face of "early June, there are real estate new opening, there are waiting for the scene of the overnight purchase, how do you see" This problem, 40.11% of respondents think this is "developers and property intermediary hype", 49.6% of the people think "there is a certain demand, there is speculation in the composition", only a mere 4%　　People believe that the waiting line to buy a house reflects the real demand for housing. Many people think it is not a good time to buy a house. Nearly half (49.26%) of the population believes that for those who need a home purchase in the next two years, now "is not a suitable home purchaseMachine, "They seem to be waiting for the next fall.　　Only 17.03% of people think it's a good time to buy a house. What kind of data do people believe most in the data they collect on house-price surveys?　　The answer is that people most believe in the data they observe and collect. Eastern opinion polls show that people believe that the information they are looking at and collecting is trustworthy (60.8% per cent is reliable, 10.97% per cent unreliable), and that, secondly, the data released by government-related agencies (considered to be a reliable percentage of 36.8% per cent).　　The unreliable ratio is 38.51%).　　Of the data, the real Estate Research institute published data is the least trusted, as many as 69.14% of respondents think their data unreliable, only 13.71% of people think the data is reliable. Experts view to buy a house from their own reality Zhang Youde, professor of Sociology, Shanghai Institute of Law and Political science "what kind of city can make your life better?" If there is such a survey, the most answer must be to have a set of their own housing.　　Professor Zhang Youde, director of sociology, Shanghai Institute of Political Science and law, said his point. At the same time, Prof Zhang Youde says house prices tend to be too high compared to the disposable income of residents, especially in Shanghai. Buyers who need to buy homes want to achieve their aspirations at a reasonable price, and in anticipation and anticipation, prices are rising again. The rise has become a judgment for most people about the housing market. The rise is a developer and real estate intermediary hype, or reflect the real demand there are a lot of controversy. The judgment of this will affect the consumer's choice of the right time to buy a house.　　How to have a more accurate understanding of the future housing prices, believe that the real estate research institutions or government agencies published data, is indeed a problem for consumers. To this end, Professor Zhang Youde reminded, how in a chaotic housing age to choose, the need to test consumer rationality. All decisions should be based on their own reality, the urbanization, modernization in the process of Shanghai real estate market has a comprehensive analysis, and then to move.