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When will house prices drop?

2010-07-03View Original

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* * A series of housing price control measures have been introduced, but how come months have passed and housing prices still remain unchanged? When will house prices drop? I want to buy a house and marry a wife. My wife said that you must have a house to get married. If you don’t get married without a house, what should I do? I work in a state-owned enterprise for an average of 1,500 yuan a month. I live in a small and medium-sized city, but the house price is about 3,000 yuan. To buy a 100-square-meter house, the down payment alone is 90,000 yuan. It requires me to earn without food or water for 5 years. I come from a rural area, and my family can't help me much. Please give me some advice. What should I do? Thank you, your suggestions give me the courage to persist! I will give you extra points. I hope you will answer enthusiastically no matter what good ideas you have. Thank you again!
Reply #22010-07-03
Sorry, I’m not trying to discourage you. It can’t be reduced. Big cities can still reduce it. Small and medium-sized cities will be fine if it doesn’t rise. You’d better find a way to make money.
Reply #32010-07-03
House prices remain unchanged? Wrong * * The regulatory policy is to slow down the growth of housing prices. To put it bluntly, they are still going to rise.
Reply #42010-07-03
The only way is not to rise, but there is no way to fall.
Reply #52010-07-03
House prices will not drop intuitively. If they do, it will be relative. If wages increase and house prices don’t move, it will be considered a drop. But it is estimated that as wages have increased, house prices must also increase.
Reply #62010-07-03
I'm facing this problem now too! Fortunately, if you are in a state-owned enterprise and you have a guaranteed job, rent a job to relieve yourself. . . . . .
Reply #72010-07-03
It seems that housing prices in some big cities have begun to fall. It’s hard to say in small and medium-sized cities. You can buy a house of 80 square meters to live in first, or 50 or 60 square meters, if you just get married, the two of you will live there. In the future, I can just save money and buy a bigger house.
Reply #82010-07-03
I would like to have thousands of Guangsha to shelter all the poor people in the world.
Reply #92010-07-04
When the national football team reaches the World Cup, it is the day when house prices drop.
Reply #102010-07-04
1. Prices will fall in first-tier cities, but not in small cities. 2. Why buy 100 at a time? You can buy a small one first and exchange it later. 3. You can borrow some first. 4. Personal opinion, for reference. Your housing prices are not even a fraction of ours. You know.

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