Many people think that the official ban on the decline in commercial housing prices is completely deliberately interfering with the benign development of the market, but in my opinion, if there is a malicious decline in commercial housing prices, it will undoubtedly bring great harm to economic development.
First, prohibiting malicious price reduction of commercial housing does not violate market rules. Although the price of commercial housing has gone up and down, as long as the price increase and price decrease of commercial housing are within a reasonable range, the government should not take policy intervention to affect the price of commercial housing. And if there is a malicious decline in the price of commercial housing, then this behavior is a serious violation of market rules, so I think the official policy intervention on the malicious decline in prices does not violate market rules.
Second, prohibiting malicious price cuts does not violate the laws of the market, because the government must ensure the good development of the economy. If the economic development is affected by the excessive decline of real estate, it will inevitably bring great harm to the economic development, and if we want to keep the economic achievements, we must adopt policies to prohibit malicious price reduction. Because once the price drops too high, it will inevitably produce a chain reaction, so in order to avoid too bad situation, the government hopes to ensure the good development of the economy through policy intervention.
Third, prohibiting malicious price declines does not violate the laws of the market, because the policy itself guarantees the market cycle. If the real estate market can't form a virtuous circle, then even if the price drops sharply, it is impossible for ordinary people to buy their own houses, and there may even be countless unfinished buildings because of malicious price cuts, and the losses of ordinary people will undoubtedly be more serious. It is precisely to ensure a virtuous circle of the market that the government will introduce policies to prohibit malicious price cuts.
After seeing the official policies, don't choose to question the official measures, because the government often starts from the general direction, so the interests of a few people will inevitably be affected.