Yan Yuejin, deputy director of the Shanghai Yiju Real Estate Research Institute, said that the cancellation of the purchase restriction policy in Tianjin has a strong signal significance and is an important manifestation of the real estate market's “market returns to market, guarantee returns guarantee”. Overall, the withdrawal of the purchase restriction policy has had a positive effect on the free flow of resources and demand for housing purchases in various regions. Niu Xiaohui, a senior analyst at the Tianjin Branch of the China Index Research Institute, analyzed that Tianjin's move to lift residential purchase restrictions this time is in line with the current macro-trend of real estate market regulation. It is expected to have a positive impact on market supply and demand relationships, trading activity, and market expectations. Zhang Bo, director of the 58 Anjuke Research Institute, said that with policy adjustments and the gradual improvement of market mechanisms, the real estate market is expected to gradually recover. In particular, in cities with a good economic base and high population inflows, the real estate market still has great potential for development.

Yan Yuejin, deputy director of the Shanghai Yiju Real Estate Research Institute, said that the cancellation of the purchase restriction policy in Tianjin has a strong signal significance and is an important manifestation of the real estate market's “market returns to market, guarantee returns guarantee”. Overall, the withdrawal of the purchase restriction policy has had a positive effect on the free flow of resources and demand for housing purchases in various regions. Niu Xiaohui, a senior analyst at the Tianjin Branch of the China Index Research Institute, analyzed that Tianjin's move to lift residential purchase restrictions this time is in line with the current macro-trend of real estate market regulation. It is expected to have a positive impact on market supply and demand relationships, trading activity, and market expectations. Zhang Bo, director of the 58 Anjuke Research Institute, said that with policy adjustments and the gradual improvement of market mechanisms, the real estate market is expected to gradually recover. In particular, in cities with a good economic base and high population inflows, the real estate market still has great potential for development.