Entering November, core first- and second-tier cities stepped down to rescue the market one after another.

  On November 19th, Xi’an, a second-tier city, adjusted the purchase restriction policy of the property market again after 6 months, and relaxed the housing restrictions. area.

  Then on the 21st, Hangzhou further implemented a differentiated purchase policy for new houses. New house projects within the scope of implementation will provide no less than 50% of the total number of approved houses for sale. Prior to this, the Fuyang and Xiaoshan areas of Hangzhou had shown signs of loosening the purchase restrictions.

  Xi'an and Hangzhou can be said to be typical examples of the rescue of the hot second-tier cities this time.

  It is worth noting that even the first-tier cities have recently begun to loosen. For example, the threshold for purchasing houses for talents in Lingang in Shanghai has been lowered again, and the "double restrictions" in the Taihu and Majuqiao areas of Tongzhou District in Beijing are no longer implemented.

  Behind the loosening of the property market, we can see that these high-heat cities in the early stage have begun to show signs of slowing down, and the first-tier and strong second-tier cities are also facing downward pressure on the market.