Ren Zhiqiang: Developers Will "Go".

Investment in some manufacturing provinces since 2006

Economist Lai Weimin, every time he goes to a local class, the most frequently asked question for entrepreneurs is: "what will happen next in the property market? Is the stock market going up or down?" he gradually feels bad: "what are our entrepreneurs?"

Since the second half of 2009, he has used half a dozen times to run more than 100 properties in dozens of cities, and has conducted an exchange with hundreds of sales ladies and hundreds of property buyers as an ordinary person.

It is very surprising to find a fact: during this period, more than 80% of the real money buyers are for investment purposes, and many are for speculation purposes.

A house buyer told him, "I used to run a factory. Now business is too difficult.

I closed the factory, so I invested several apartments.

In my case, we have a lot. "

He repeatedly reviewed the situation with the buyers. Almost every homebuyer said the same sentence: "if you don't buy a house and have nothing to invest, you can't put money in the bank to depreciate."

He suddenly realized that the problem of China's property market is not on the property market, but that our enterprises do not make money and people do not have healthy investment channels.

"It's not hard to understand why so many people are like moths fighting to the property market.

Do not buy a house, let the common people buy what! "

In addition, when housing prices are seriously deviated from the income of residents, people have to take the initiative to choose the phenomenon of "being allocated" to the six ring and outside the outer ring, but not buying a house.

This phenomenon can be called "vacant".

"Like all migrant workers, I can only choose remote Tongzhou when I buy a house.

There are no matching facilities in the new district. It takes 1.5 hours a day to take two trains and a bus to work.

I really can't bear it. I had to rent a room near the company and return to my home on weekends.

A friend from Beijing told reporters.

Corrupt officials in China are also large households with vacant housing.

From the corrupt officials who have been exposed, most of them have multiple properties.

For example, the director of the Wenzhou economic and Technological Development Zone Management Committee and the Deputy Secretary of the Party committee Dai Guosen, after handling the case, investigators found more than 10 real estate certificates in his home.

Hao Pengjun, former director of coal in a county of Shanxi, has 35 houses in Beijing.

Former Shanghai "real estate district" Kang Hui army before and after the property of up to 24 sets, another famous "real estate director" Tao Jianguo accept developers bribe 29 sets of real estate.

According to Xie Guozhong statistics, China's grey income may be as high as 10% of GDP.

To a certain extent, gray income supports high housing prices and high altitude rates.