72.5% residents say the high rate of innovation is high
the central bank revealed in the 2 quarter of today's survey of national urban savers that 29.3% of the residents expected the future price of house prices to be "up", a 10% lower rate than the last quarter, and a decline in house prices.
but people look at a strong mood, resulting in a decline in the willingness to buy a house, the ratio of buyers to 15.5% in the next 3 months, a drop of nearly 3 percentage points in the 2 quarter, ending the continued rise since the 3 quarter of 2009.
today's data show that the price satisfaction index of seasonal residents fell to 21.7%, a 4.2 percentage point decline from the previous quarter, and a new record low. 58.9% of the people believed that the price was "high and difficult to accept", which was the highest value of the survey for 10 years. 70.3% of the residents expect that prices will rise in the next quarter, which is at a higher level in recent years.
45.7% of residents tend to choose "more savings", and 36.4% tend to "invest more" (bonds, funds, stocks, etc.), and 18% tend to "spend more". (