After 5 years, will the house be as expensive as gold or as cheap as a green onion ?

The house is very important to each of us, it is a place where we need to rest every day in addition to eating. Today's housing prices are prohibitive for many people, and I don't think this situation will change much even if it continues in five years.

In my personal opinion, in 5 years' time, there may be a small decline in house prices; There may also be a large number of existing houses**, but it is unrealistic to want to make housing prices "as cheap as onions". The reason why I say this is mainly because of the following two reasons:

First, the real estate market is hotWith the gradual increase in housing prices, the real estate market has become extremely hot, and many people have joined the ranks of buying houses.

And the house is also a rigid need for many of us, although it is very expensive, but there are still people rushing to buy. This is also a very important reason why many young people are now burdened with mortgages.

For developers, as well as property owners, naturally they don't want house prices to fall, so for them, there is no benefit.

Although the state has also been regulating, it wants to reduce housing prices to cabbage prices in the short term; Personally, it seems very unrealistic, and the impact on the economy will be very large.

Second, the price of ** in our life, many people have experienced the stage of price **, and the current price, compared with 5 years ago, many places are **, but I have not heard of a significant decline.

The real estate market, as a hot industry, under the regulation and control of the state, can be curbed, I think it is not easy. It is almost impossible to achieve a significant decline in five years.

Perhaps in the next 5 years, housing prices will also go through a period of fluctuation and will basically remain in a stable range.

But in the long run, housing prices should remain within a normal range, making it affordable for everyone. If there really is a house that is "as cheap as a green onion", it should also exist in some places with small populations; For example, in Hegang, Heilongjiang, the price of cabbage has been realized.

In five years, housing prices will not fluctuate much compared with now, and they will not be "as expensive as gold" or "as cheap as onions". For young people, the first set of just needs, what should be bought is still to be bought, if it is an investment, it has turned to other aspects. So there is not much fluctuation in house prices.

I think that in 5 years, the house will definitely be "as expensive as gold", the house price will rise again, and more and more people will buy a house. There is still a lot of rigid demand, and now young people are reluctant to rent a house, willing to buy a house.

I think that the house in 5 years will be as cheap as a green onion, because more and more provident fund and a series of policies to protect personal housing, so housing will not be a problem in the future.

To put it bluntly, people's lives are for a house, a car, now the house price is getting higher and higher, people take out loans to buy a house, do not hesitate to be a house slave, after 5 years the house price should not fall, but it will not be higher.

House prices will remain stable after 5 years. Neither rises too fast nor depreciates quickly.

From the perspective of the state's attitude towards regulating the property market, the probability of a "big rise" in housing prices within 5 years is very small, and the housing prices will be "box**" within a reasonable range. Therefore, for the vast majority of cities, even if they don't buy a house this year, the difference in the future will not be too obvious, and there will not be the situation of "if you miss it, you will never be able to afford it" five years ago.

It should be as expensive as gold, but it also depends on the location, if it is in a first-tier city, it is more and more expensive to specify every inch of land. I think that in the next few decades, housing prices will not be more and more expensive, but they will not fall in price, because the society is not yet saturated, so housing prices will still be on the rise.