Red" May regulation will continueZhongguang Wang BEIJING, May 23 news

Red" May regulation will continueZhongguang Wang BEIJING, May 23 news (reporter Ji Su Ping), according to Voice of China "CNR News" reported that the property market in trading volume in May a full recovery policy fine-tune the effect to show whether the abrupt end of the market regulation in the economic freeze in front of Major turnover in the last year are concentrated in Tongzhou, Fangshan, Daxing and other outer suburbs, the turnover of these areas are an obvious pick-up point of view from May. Moreover, in some of the central region, such as luxury apartments and even luxury, no substantial promotional, sales there have been significantly rising. Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangdong and other cities and provinces in the property market turnover, there have been more obvious amplification, Qingdao most recent or even a weekend rush to buy the phenomenon. May the property market is indeed contrary to all expectations, showing a red trend in May. Some people think that the market regulation into effect a policy turning point. More volume to the property market picked up in fact with the current national economic situation. Year the central bank twice raised the deposit reserve ratio is actually released to the market a certain amount of currency on the market in the second cut the deposit reserve ratio, the market has been holding a more optimistic attitude. Around the emergence of some fine-tuning of policies, these fine-tune the policy is mainly aimed at a rigid demand, that is, for this part of the population of the rigid demand, the property purchase of the policy must relax, and this part of the relaxation in fact, a certain contribution to the property market, the current situation. In addition, for those who are of some to buy luxury and large size, high price, the policy has entered into a stable, before the wait for the market may also enter into an actual operation. In fact, the central government market regulation or to take a tough attitude that market regulation will continue.