The reason for saying this is mainly because the housing prices in many places are very expensive. Even in the third and fourth tier small counties, the house prices in many small counties have exceeded 65,438+10,000 yuan. At this level, there are not many people with a monthly salary of more than 3,000 yuan in small counties, so many ordinary people simply can't afford to buy a house. It is precisely because of the serious real estate bubble in small counties that many counties will introduce various measures to purchase houses in order to further stabilize the real estate market. Some counties will encourage farmers to deduct the payment for goods through their own crops, and some counties will encourage farmers to give up their homesteads to buy houses.

What is this thing?

This happened in Shimen County, Hunan Province. In order to further encourage everyone to buy a house, the county called on all civil servants to buy a house in the sales office. Because the local sales offices have reached more than 20, and there are few ordinary buyers who come to buy a house, the operating conditions of local real estate developers are very difficult. This measure can also effectively alleviate the financial difficulties of local developers.

Many ordinary people really can't afford a house.

To some extent, when fewer and fewer people buy a house, it is not because everyone has lost the need to buy a house, but because people who have the need to buy a house can't afford it. This is a very realistic problem, especially for ordinary families. Unless a family spends all their savings, many families simply can't afford a house. At the same time, because buying a house means that everyone needs to repay the housing loan for at least 20 years, people generally don't believe that they can maintain a high income for a long time, so many people dare not buy a house at all.

Finally, I think house prices in counties may be further reduced. No matter how many real estate measures are introduced in this county, the house prices in many small counties will be at least halved.