More than 20 cities have proposed that group purchases of houses will not be restricted by house price declines. Is it possible that the "limit order on house price declines" will be relaxed in the fu

More than 20 cities have proposed that group purchases of houses will not be restricted by house price declines. Is it possible that the "limit order on house price declines" will be relaxed in the future?

First of all, group buying is a way of buying property collectively, usually by multiple buyers joining together to obtain greater purchasing power and discounts. If a city proposes that group-purchased houses are not subject to housing price decline restrictions, this means that the house prices for group-purchased properties can be lower than the price of the city's housing price decline limit.

Secondly, whether housing prices will be limited in the future depends on a variety of factors, including but not limited to economic development, policy regulation, population mobility, etc. If housing prices in a city rise excessively, the government may take some measures to control housing prices, such as price limits, purchase restrictions and other policies. However, whether group purchasing of houses will be restricted by these policies depends on specific policy regulations.

Finally, it should be noted that housing prices are a complex issue and cannot be answered simply by "limiting the decline" or "not limiting the decline." The government needs to formulate corresponding policies based on actual conditions to ensure the stability and healthy development of the real estate market. At the same time, home buyers also need to choose a home purchase method based on their actual situation and needs. Hope this helps.