After the epidemic ended, did the property market or the stock market rise first in economic recovery?

When the epidemic ended, the property market rose first.

Property refers to a house designed and built by a developer with development qualification and gathered in a certain place to enter the market for sale. Property generally refers to commercial housing. Generally refers to buildings under construction or for sale.

Real estate is the name of real estate when buying and selling real estate in Hong Kong. Real estate can be a unit, a building or a garden. Even a piece of land, a parking space, unfinished buildings and so on. Property information includes square meters of construction area, including decoration, landscape, number of floors, location, price, number of rooms, clubhouse facilities and even utility rate. The former information may not be required by law, or it may be misinformed. Big property or blue-chip property refers to its high transaction volume, stable price, easy and fast transfer of hands, along the railway. It will usually become the favorite of speculators.

The stock market is the place where issued stocks are transferred, traded and circulated, including exchange market and OTC market. Because it is based on the distribution market, it is also called the secondary market. The structure and trading activities of the stock market are more complicated than the issuance market (primary market), and its role and influence are also greater. The stock market originated from 1602 when the Dutch bought and sold the shares of the Dutch East India Company on the Amster River Bridge. The formal stock market first appeared in the United States. The stock market is a place where speculators and investors are active, and it is a thermometer of economic and financial activities of a country or region. Bad phenomena in the stock market, such as short selling of goods, will lead to various hazards such as the stock market crash. The only constant thing about the stock market is that it keeps changing. There are three trading markets in Chinese mainland: Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange and North Stock Exchange.