Whether housing prices will rise or not, to be honest, I really don't understand.

The thing that hinders its variables is very simple, that is, policy, but no one can say badly about policy, because policy considers more macro things, things that are good for all levels of the country, and real estate is a sensitive industry.

Because there are so many industries that are closely related to it, and housing prices have stabilized for a short time.

So, when you say whether house prices will rise and whether they will fall, my point of view is that whether house prices will rise or fall has little to do with us. I will not make any investment decisions or investment actions in this matter.

I just want to advise everyone that it's not just about investing and buying a house, sometimes you can think about it more clearly, do you need to rely on a house with a title to it, and do you want to be in this debt for the rest of your life? Or, is there a way to settle for the next best thing?

Now, the guy who asked me that question, he wanted to buy a house, and I actually gave him a suggestion.

If you don't want to make yourself too tired, or if you have a more relaxed pattern or space to start a business, then I don't mind you going to take on this debt, and I also tell you a very clear thing, many celebrities, including many accomplished people, they have lived in the suburbs for a long time, whether it is "who else" Director Feng or "all the interpretation rights belong to Guo Degang" Mr. Guo, I don't mean the suburbs of their current villas, Rather, they want to go back to their own accommodation or studio at a very low cost.

So, I would say that you can't make it a big deal when it comes to buying a house. And how much wealth you will be able to control in the future is a big deal.

When you can really control your wealth, whether you buy a house or not is not that important to you at all, and if you don't buy it, someone will give it away in order to tie you up. This kind of person who gives away a house in order to tie up with someone will be more common in today's society.

On the other hand, billionaires don't have a house in their name, and there are many people. Because they regard the house as a temporary foothold all over the country, so if you take the house seriously, you may not take the house seriously, and if it is not handled well, it is easy to cause future generations to compete for the house.

To buy a house or not to buy a house, I don't think these are two wise choices, because it is possible that you will be burdened with obstacles and psychological burdens in your mind because of these two things, and it will prevent you from making some forward decisions, and these decisions are the key moments that make it possible for you to be better.

Therefore, I would advise young people or guys to think clearly before leaving, and not to make decisions that they will regret for the rest of their lives. In addition, I think that young people or guys nowadays may be more interested in buying a house from the perspective of actual needs rather than from the perspective of investment.

After all, the investment value of a house is not as obvious as it used to be. And if you really want to invest in real estate, you don't have to buy a home to do so. For example, you can consider investing in commercial real estate, industrial real estate, tourism real estate, etc., and the opportunities in these areas are no worse than residential real estate.

To buy a house or not, you should start from your actual situation, and do not blindly follow the trend or make impulsive decisions.

If, you feel like you need a house to settle down, buy it; If you don't think you need it, don't buy it.

Whatever choice you make, I will support you. But I want you to make decisions that you feel comfortable with and that you don't regret.