Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
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Series Vol. 46 , 01 December 2023
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The real estate industry has always been a significant factor in the Chinese economy which can be easily affected by many sectors such as demand and supply imbalance, aging, and information asymmetric between producers and consumers. Under the new economic situation in China, the development and innovation of the real estate industry play a crucial role in the Chinese economy. The paper explores the future trend of real estate by analysing the current situation of the Chinese real estate industry through a method of literature review and data analysis. The result shows that the first, the house vacancy rate is a main factor that the government should control in order to balance the demand and supply. The price of the house would decrease caused by the unbalanced supply and demand. Secondly, the high unemployment rate would also affect the demand, which could lead to decrease in house price. Lastly, the uneven development between different areas would lead to negative impact for the real house industry as well. This paper find that government intervention plays a significant role in the control of demand and supply of the real house industry and The real estate industry ushered in a new stage and began to explore new ways of development that fit publics needs.
real estate Industry, current situation of economic development, influence factor, urbanization
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