Why are there all kinds of houses in Europe but not in China?

Developers are undoubtedly the first to get rich in China, and naturally they are also the first to go abroad. However, why don't you hear their voices talking about or evaluating European real estate? Haven't they been to Europe? Isn't the concept of real estate development from the west? The answer is no! Not only have they been here, but there are many of them. You can see it from the names of European theme buildings such as blue customs, Sunshine Coast, European towns and so on! So, why don't they introduce European real estate experience? The answer is that secrets can't be revealed! People who have been to Europe will understand at a glance that there is no real estate development with our China characteristics in Europe! Most European cities, like Florence, can't see tall buildings. If you want to find them, you must go to the suburbs! First, Europe is full of bungalows and nail houses, and Chinese-style real estate development simply won't work! There is a classic joke circulating among overseas Chinese: when an open business delegation looks at the whole city of Florence in Michelangelo Square on the mountain, someone can't help shouting: Oh, my God, there are bungalows everywhere! Europeans are big fools and don't understand real estate development! Why not develop in Europe? After understanding the national conditions in Europe, developers will never say anything again! Yes, Europe is full of low-rise houses, and it is hard to find houses above small high-rise buildings. Among European cities, only a few cities such as Paris, Frankfurt, Genoa and Naples can see some high-rise buildings, and the tallest in most cities is just a cathedral with a height of 100 meters. There is an unwritten rule that no building can be higher than the main church of the city. On the other hand, the reason is that the houses in these cities are all private property, so it is impossible to carry out large-scale real estate development. As long as one household is unwilling to leave, the relocation plan will be ruined. Private property is protected by law, and when the emperor Lao Tzu comes, he must act according to law. Even along the national highway, nail houses can be seen everywhere. More importantly, in the eyes of Europeans, those old houses are cultural relics, and it is hard to say that they were stripped. Most cities in Germany were razed to the ground during World War II. After the war, almost all Germans rebuilt as they were, and they spared no expense to repair the old as before! From this point of view, European companies tend to be smaller. A building with three or four houses is a building! Housing sales are also mainly represented by intermediary companies. When you arrive at a real estate, you often can't find a sales office, and you can't look down on it if you find it. People who buy houses don't care about this either. Everyone knows that wool is on sheep! Second, the most suitable places to live are rural areas and mountainous areas. Most people living in the city center are poor households and immigrants. European cities have a small population, and only a handful of them exceed 3 million. Is Europe a small population? The answer is no! This is a question of calculation method. European cities are urban areas, excluding rural areas. We often compare the concept of a province in China with the population of European cities, which is a conceptual misunderstanding. If Europe does the same calculation, the total population of Paris, Berlin, Rome and other big cities is about 6.5438+million, which is similar to our big cities. The difference is that European urban population works in cities during the day and returns to rural housing at night. Some people live in the city on weekdays and go to their homes in the country for leisure on weekends. At present, most of the main urban areas in Europe are old houses that are hundreds of years old. The people living in them are not foreigners, immigrants or relatively poor groups. (This article Source: Netease Real Estate)