Why is there a phenomenon that the house has a price but no market?

People's demand for houses is greater than the number of houses themselves, and the imbalance between supply and demand leads to many houses that are valuable but have no market. This is not a problem of the house, but a problem of the distribution of social resources.

1. If there is a price but no market, the house price must be macro-controlled. On the issue of housing prices, many people think that when people's demand decreases, housing prices will naturally adjust with the change of this demand. But in fact, house prices cannot be treated as ordinary trading commodities, and the dimensions involved are likely to be related to the economic value of the whole society. In other words, if we blindly change the house price according to the relationship between supply and demand, it is likely that the house price will get out of control and the house price in some areas will fall to an unacceptable level for developers. In this case, do you think there will be new buildings?

Therefore, even if the house can't be sold, developers should keep the house price from falling sharply, which is not only to protect their own interests, but also to protect the economic value of the area where the house is located. Didn't you see many developers not only sell houses, but also decorate and rent them themselves? The fundamental reason is that there are not so many people who can afford to buy a house, but in fact there is still a housing demand. ?

2. Supply exceeds demand, where is the future of housing prices? In fact, with the continuous development of an aging society, the overflow of the number of houses is inevitable rather than accidental. So in this context, the future housing prices are really confusing, and the property tax is coming out, which makes many people think that housing prices will fall to a relatively low range.

However, regardless of inflation, as long as there is no obvious price reduction, even if there is no market for prices, house prices will not fall sharply. As the need of human survival, the change of houses in the future will only gradually increase the number of square meters per capita with the decrease of demand. In other words, we are seeing small apartments everywhere now, and maybe it will become a duplex with a starting point of 100 square meter or a big attic in the future. What's more, even if the number of square meters is not increased, it is not difficult for the property to engage in some value-added services to improve user satisfaction and maintain housing prices.

Moreover, in recent years, people's living standards and the pursuit of quality are constantly rising, and this change in mentality will be a lifeline for developers.

Of course, in addition, the behavior of some big bosses also proves the inference that house prices will not fall. For example, Wang Jianlin and Li Ka-shing have both returned to the real estate market in the past two years. The so-called "unscrupulous businessmen" is not a derogatory term, but a demonstration of the bosses' own pattern and vision (although Boss Wang has indeed lost a lot in recent years).

Generally speaking, the phenomenon of price without market can be attributed to the decrease of net population growth, but it will not lead to a sharp drop in house prices. The arrival of property tax will definitely further break the balance between supply and demand. However, even so, there will still be new ways to maintain the existing housing prices, otherwise, there will be more troubles for people who borrow money to buy a house. After all, nobody wants to buy their own house, right?