The Impact of Real Estate Policies on House Purchase Intentions Based on the Chinese Context

Abstract

As a matter of fact, based on the unique background of China’s current property market, the government has frequently introduced a series of regulatory policies in order to stabilize the market and prevent housing prices from rising too quickly. These policies not only have a direct impact on market supply and demand, but also shape consumers’ home-buying psychology and expectations on a profound level This study explores the impact of China’s property market policies on consumers’ house purchase intentions. This research provides an in-depth analysis of how a series of regulatory policies introduced by the government affect the purchase decisions of potential home buyers. By collecting relevant market data and consumer surveys, the research reveals the multi-dimensional effects of policy changes on consumer confidence, home purchase plans and market expectations. In addition, consumers’ future expectations for the real estate market are also affected by policy adjustments, which in turn affects their home purchase decisions.