Based on my personal judgment, the current industrial structure might not absorb so much capital; ultimately, the bulk will still return to the real estate market.
Therefore, I am highly optimistic about the real estate market in the four major first-tier cities. The difficulties are certainly temporary, but in the long run, the net population inflow, talent enhancement, and urban redevelopment will undoubtedly support the continued rise of housing prices in these cities.
Hmm, an average price of 100,000 per square meter shouldn't be excessive, right?
The uncertainty in second- and third-tier cities is relatively high, but you all are experts on that, so I won't flaunt my knowledge anymore..."
Han Lie's analysis ultimately boils down to those few words—"average price of 100,000."
The path is arduous, but the future is bright; hang in there, my friend!
It's hard to say whether the property investment group understood, but Gao Diaomao was definitely pumped.
