Second-hand housing tax fear impact 2013 home appliance market

According to the New Deal of second-hand housing, second-hand housing transactions will be affected. Mr. Chen, who is preparing to sell the house, said: "Strictly levied a personal income tax of 20%. If I sell the 60-square-metre house that I live in now, I will pay a tax of nearly 100,000 more than before. Originally wanted to change a big house, all of his plans were broken.

In the face of "New Country Five", Pan Shiyi, chairman of SOHO China, said on Weibo that "governance of house prices should be channelled like a flood of water, and should not be blocked. Some people buy a lot of vacant houses, which is a huge resource. There is no cost to hold these houses, and they can wait and appreciate. While some young people do not have houses to live in, complaints are louder. By collecting property taxes, these vacant houses can be forced to the second-hand housing market to form a market supply. The housing prices will naturally drop.” And stressed that “the third suite began to impose property tax, more than five suites to levy a higher tax rate.” Ren Zhiqiang, CEO of COSCO Real Estate, expressed concern that “If not allow a multi-suite where the rental market? Will a heavy tax increase rents? Will heavy taxes be transferred to tenants?"

After the introduction of the second-hand housing New Deal, the volume of second-hand housing transactions surged. The central government portal website published two days of weekends on March 2 and March 3 in Shanghai. The number of second-hand housing transactions in various real estate trading centers in Shanghai has soared. Many second-hand housing traders rushed to complete the transaction as soon as possible before the official implementation of the policy rules. 365 website second-hand housing channel director Chen Liangliang statistics said that during the day during the day personal new listing listings for the 631 sets, while the same day during the same day last Saturday's listing amount was 401 sets, compared to a 57% increase, "according to our monitoring On Saturday, it was originally a small amount of listings during the week, but this Saturday, personal listings showed a trend of surge."

In order to sell second-hand housing as soon as possible, many owners do not hesitate to "cut meat." Some homeowners were originally prepared to sell for another five years because they would save 5.5% on sales taxes. However, after facing a 20% tax, many homeowners have already changed their tactics and demand immediate sales. Even if they accept the 5.5% business tax, they must immediately “cut the meat.”

More people in the industry expressed concern about the New Deal of second-hand housing and expressed that “the second-hand housing market has entered the ice age.” With the levy of second-hand housing transactions on personal income tax, the transaction price of second-hand housing soared, buying a set of 2 million houses. Home buyers fear that they will be subject to "personal income tax of up to 200,000 yuan." At the same time, the unsmooth fear of second-hand sales will lead to rising prices in the new housing market. There are microblogging netizens who send micro-blogs: "I missed a certain house buyer and called me. Say we have to raise the prices of all the new houses here. They will also rise!"

The New Deal will curb second-hand housing transactions, but it will not control prices. The fundamentals of curbing house prices are still the transfer of land, the price of new houses, and the adjustment of policy housing policies (such as increasing the number of policy rooms, relaxing the application standards for policy rooms, and increasing the construction of low-cost housing, etc.). The sale of the policy room itself is a problem. In the eyes of many people in the industry, the essence of the "New Nation Five" does not prevent housing prices from rising too quickly.

For the home appliance market, real estate kidnapping home appliances market is the consensus of the industry. In early 2013, with the end of the 18th National Congress, the macroeconomic recovery and the increase in the number of new and second-hand housing transactions (in January 2013, the total number of second-hand residential properties in Beijing was 7940, compared with the same period in January last year. The ratio has risen sharply by 360%.) Many industry professionals say that 2013 will be a big opportunity for the home appliance industry to “bottom out”. However, with the release of "New Country Five", China's home appliance market will again be affected.