Six into the home buyers said not to buy a house

Pan Shiyi has called for a survey by the China Index Institute, which uses monetary policy to adjust house prices, and developers and homebuyers are divided over the perception of the property market this year, with more than 60% of buyers saying they will not buy a house for the time being. Surveys show that about 55% of the real estate industry in the overall market situation has a certain degree of confidence, 41.89% of developers believe that this year's real estate turnover will be a certain extent of decline, more than 60% of developers think this year's housing prices will rise, more than 80%　　Developers will adopt an expanded business strategy this year. Home Buyers survey data show that about 40% of the house buyers are expected to have a certain extent of decline this year, 62.05% of buyers are not buying a house, cash, and 12.31% of the buyers decided to delay the purchase.　　Developers and buyers are in a stalemate game state. Pan Shiyi, chairman of Soho China's board of directors, said monetary policy is loose and there is a lot of money in the market. Due to the lack of investment opportunities in other industries and real economy, many enterprises have turned to real estate and land markets, resulting in the land and property market hot situation today.　　He believes that the trend of housing prices this year will depend largely on policy. In the past few years, the impact of policy on the real estate market has been very large, said Pan Shiyi. "There are three main areas of policy: land policy, tax policy and monetary policy." The time has come for the government to use monetary policy to regulate house prices, and more monetary policy should be used to regulate this year's housing prices. Pan Shiyi also said that the introduction of property tax can really curb house prices. Unlike other taxes, property taxes can first ease the pressure of rising house prices and, secondly, reduce the gap between rich and poor.