In view of the rapid rise in housing prices in Shenzhen, what regulatory policies have been introduced in various places?

When the whole country is regulating real estate, the real estate in Shenzhen is skyrocketing like the sky. Under such circumstances, the whole country is naturally very concerned about the property market in Shenzhen, and the Shenzhen government has also indicated that it will introduce corresponding policies to regulate it. Among them, the most important thing should be to make changes in the bank and loan income, because this is the most fundamental guarantee. So today, let's discuss what control policies should be adopted when housing prices in Shenzhen rise too fast.

First, relax the pursuit of GDP.

We all know that the property market is extremely important to any city. For a long time in the past, the house price of a region determined their economic development level. The higher the house price, the more developed the economy here, but this is obviously an unequal message. In a sense, housing prices can not directly determine economic development, so if we simply pursue GDP, it is naturally impossible to limit the current housing prices in Shenzhen.

Second, from the perspective of banks.

As we all know, it is difficult to buy a house in full now, and basically we have to go to the bank for mortgage. In this case, for many property buyers, it is more difficult to increase the down payment ratio and then raise the interest rate of housing loans. But from this perspective, it also limits the real estate speculators. Of course, considering the people who just need to buy a house, the conditions for buying a house are not so harsh for some qualified people.

Third, the introduction of talents.

If a city wants to develop for a long time, it can't do without talents, so that's why first-tier and super-first-tier cities all over the country are constantly grabbing talents, and the role of talents in a city far exceeds his salary level. Therefore, in order to promote the economic development of a city, it is necessary to attract a large number of talents to ensure the development of the city on the premise of giving up housing prices.