The epidemic has a great impact on housing prices.

1. Demand and production plummeted, investment, consumption and export were all obviously impacted, short-term unemployment rose and prices rose. The prevention and control of the epidemic situation requires the population to avoid large-scale mobility and gathering, and to prevent and control it in isolation, thus greatly reducing consumer demand. Investment in manufacturing, real estate and infrastructure has basically stagnated in the short term.

2. Industries such as catering, tourism, movies, transportation, education and training have the greatest impact, and industries such as medical treatment and online games have benefited.

3. Private enterprises, small and micro enterprises, employees with flexible salary system, and migrant workers have suffered more.

4. In the short term, it is good for the bond market and bad for the stock market (except medicine and online entertainment), but in the medium term, it still depends on economic fundamentals and trends.

5. The government governance will be more transparent, and the production and living formats will develop towards intelligence and online, and opportunities will be brewed in risks, or new formats will be born.