Yi Xianrong: The liberalization of the city has little effect on house prices

Yixian Rong, a professor at the School of Economics, Qingdao University

Recently, Zhengzhou proposed to further relax the settlement conditions of the central urban area. At the same time, in addition to Zhengzhou, Dalian, Jinan, Kunming and other regions have also been settled. In response, Sohu Think Tank conveyed Yi Xianrong, a professor at the School of Economics of Qingdao University.

What is the effect of liberalization of settlement conditions on the property market? Yi Xianrong said that the purpose of liberalizing the settlement conditions is to stimulate the real estate market and stimulate consumer demand for house purchase, but the actual impact is not great. Especially for low -income groups, there is no ability to pay at high house prices, so the liberalization of settlement conditions is meaningless to them.

Yi Xianrong said that the restrictions on household registration in the future will inevitably be canceled. Only by canceling the restrictions on the household registration, the foreign population and their children can obtain basic public services in this city and enjoy the same education and housing resources as urban residents.

At the same time, Yi Xianrong believes that liberalizing settlement conditions will not affect urban house prices. "Now my country's real estate market prices have fallen into a comprehensive decline, and it is meaningless to provide some preferential policies in this case."

In some cities, a differentiated settlement policy began to implement. In this regard, Yi Xianrong said that it is unfair to not let go of the household registration. "Foreigners live in the city and find employment opportunities, and they cannot restrict him. Household registration restrictions make many people unable to work here. This is unfair."

He pointed out that if cities want to retain people, they need to provide more employment opportunities, business environment, and the rule of law environment, so that residents must feel fair and fair in this city.

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