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inventory pressure intensifies, sales slow down

ren zhuang, general manager of the secondary market strategy center of real estate agency centaline property in mainland china, said that the continuous growth of market demand in the past few years has led to the start of the "destocking" policy, but as the policy effect fades, the inventory of new homes in the market continues to grow and the sales rhythm is slow. this has made developers face the challenge of "destocking".

policy adjustments and market expectations

the implementation of the "destocking" policy is an important direction for the development of the real estate market. however, the current "destocking" policy faces many difficulties, such as the optimization of the details of the housing purchase and storage policy, capital costs and land supply issues. government departments need to formulate more effective policy measures to guide market demand and improve land supply.

market expectations and demand-side policies

with the arrival of the traditional peak season of "golden september and silver october", real estate companies will face huge market challenges. the government needs to introduce new policies in a timely manner to ease market pressure, such as optimizing purchase restriction policies, interest rate concessions and tax policies, etc., to increase market demand and promote sales growth. at the same time, market demand also needs attention, such as the purchase restriction policies in first-tier cities need to be adjusted.

summarize

when the real estate market is facing huge challenges, government departments and real estate companies need to work together to achieve the ultimate goal of "destocking" and promote the sustainable and healthy development of the entire market.