The official set the tone for the current property market: Start the Fever is entering the adjustment period

Use "Ice fire double days" to describe China's April property market is not exaggerated, in the government to the property market to regulate the combination of heavy punch, the volume of price-lag high-temperature property market began to fever, the real estate markets began to enter a high adjustment period.　　Xinhua News agency in Thursday commented that, although the new deal after the emergence of a significant increase in listings, high housing prices loosening, turnover apparent contraction, the market wait-and-see sentiment is heavier and other signs, but it is clear that the current property market prices are still firm. "Control precision hit the house, but only punctured the real estate market surface of the ' pimple ', other illnesses have not been eliminated. "said Zeng, a researcher at the Central Party School. Data show that in the recent week, the average price of new house in Shenzhen is 23629 yuan/square meters, up about 12% per cent last week.　　Compared to last year's obvious increase, Beijing many real estate concessions range is still limited, housing prices remain high. "The implementation of the new deal time is relatively short, at present only from the volume of transactions to see the impact of the price response has a certain lag."　　The report quotes so H o China Chairman Pan Shiyi said. He believes that the housing market is falling into a "decline in the number of stagnation" deadlock, but because of last year's real estate sales too hot, some developers to take the initiative to reduce the possibility of a small price.　　The most effective way to curb the rapid rise in house prices is to tighten "money" on local government land reserves and developers ' real estate development loans. Central Plains Real Estate Research Center in a recent report, the price of some cities "bubble" will be a certain squeeze. It remains to be seen whether this regulation can achieve the intended effect.