Zhang Shaojun, a first-tier real estate agent in Shanghai, still remembers the scene where the buyer and seller of a house met to bargain at the beginning of this year. “The two sides sat down and met face to face. As soon as the buyer opened up, they cut the price by 15%, and the seller finally accepted it.” Zhang Shaojun said that in the past few months, he hasn't seen such a bargaining margin for a long time. “It would be nice to finally be able to cut 5% now.” “After the Spring Festival this year, it is normal for the total price of 'old and shit', which cost more than 1 million yuan, to return the price of 100,000 yuan. Now not only has the listing price gone up, but the bargaining space has almost disappeared.” Shi Bing, another senior agent, said. Statistics from authoritative agencies confirm first-line brokers' market experience. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, from February to August of this year, second-hand housing prices in Shanghai have been rising sequentially for 7 consecutive months. “This is a general rise. Husbands, sub-new homes, and subway homes within the sector have all risen. The increase for different properties is about 8% to 20%.” Zhang Shaojun said.

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