When house prices began to skyrocket, Shenzhen's real estate also began to skyrocket. After half a year to a year, house prices have risen to varying degrees all over the country. Therefore, when the national housing prices fell, Shenzhen's housing prices were also the first to be affected.

Strict purchase restriction measures have been implemented all over the country.

Because the situation in each region is different, the purchase restriction standards implemented in each region are different. Generally speaking, a person needs to pay social security in the local area for at least 6 months to buy a house, and each family can only have one house. Such measures aim to effectively stop real estate speculation, but also to stabilize housing prices and bring them back to an appropriate range.

Shenzhen's real estate measures are the most stringent.

The guiding price that we often mention to limit the flow of credit funds into the property market and second-hand houses was first put forward by Shenzhen. After the implementation effect in Shenzhen improved obviously, all parts of the country began to imitate these real estate measures, which shows that the city with the strictest purchase restriction belongs to Shenzhen. Shenzhen can really affect the changes of house prices in the whole country, because Shenzhen is the focus of many investors. The reason is mainly because of the land use and land use in Shenzhen, which is a city with very few land resources, so real estate is particularly valuable in Shenzhen.

Shenzhen will use stricter restrictions to stabilize housing prices in the future.

Because I work in Shenzhen myself, I know that the highest house price in Shenzhen has reached 350,000 yuan per square meter, and the average area of the city has reached 654.38 million yuan per square meter. Ordinary office workers simply don't want to buy a house in Shenzhen. It can be said that the housing prices in Shenzhen have reached sky-high prices. If ordinary people want to buy a house, Shenzhen may introduce stricter real estate measures. Even if these houses in Shenzhen are not for ordinary people to live in, the real estate bubble in Shenzhen is big enough.