The end of the property market, the city trading volume rose

The 2010 China real estate market is hot to the finale. The latest data show that last week, more than 20% per cent of the city turnover, some hot city housing prices hit new highs. "From the current data, it was about the same as my original forecast," said Ren Zhiqiang, a property developer who predicted a 5% per cent year-on-year rise in house prices at the beginning of the year. "The latest data show that in the 35 cities monitored last week, turnover rose in the city accounted for 80%, of which Yangzhou, Lanzhou rose more than 100%."　　Key cities, in addition to Guangzhou, Beijing, Nanjing, Wuhan, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Chongqing and other 6 of the city turnover rose, the largest Shenzhen. In the land market, with the real arrival of the climax period, developers take the enthusiasm is gradually high, more and more staged a fierce storm.　　Data Information Center monitoring shows that just the past week, 20 major urban residential land volume into the market, the turnover of a new week, a total of 40 residential land, 3% chain increase, deal with land area of 2.99 million square meters, the chain increase of 14%. In addition, in the increase in volume, some of the hot city prices also frequently. Last week in Shanghai, the average price of commercial housing is 23421 yuan/square meters, is in nearly five weeks, sell-off prices for the fourth time breakthrough 23,000 yuan/square meters.　　According to the current situation, the national housing prices year-on-year rise has been close to the real estate developers at the beginning of the forecast figures. In January this year, Ren Zhiqiang predicted: "House prices rose at least 5% per cent year-on-year." "Then, the real estate commentator in the blog to challenge Ren Zhiqiang, said if the 70 large and medium-sized cities in this year's housing prices rose more than 5%, he will not talk about house prices, if the increase of less than 5%, please ren Zhiqiang" shut up.　　This "house price gamble" has aroused concern from all walks of life. "Judging from the current data, it's about the same as my prediction," Ren Zhiqiang said in an interview at the 2010 China Real Estate market Analysis meeting this month 19th. Ren Zhiqiang admits that since this year, 70 large and medium-sized cities have seen a year-on-year rise in housing prices, from the beginning of more than 10% to fall back to November 7.7%. "However, the November year-on-year rise in house prices still reached 7.7%, and I originally forecast to reach at least 5% almost." Even if December drops some, the rise will reach 6%. "According to the economic reference newspaper, the City Express