20231026-东方财富证券-宏观专题_如何看待当前房地产资产价格__20页_1mb

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Supply and demand dynamics in the real estate market have shifted fundamentally, with slowing demand due to population aging, lower urbanization rates, and reduced new construction, leading to a surplus of inventory. Incremental demand has declined by over 50% from historical highs.
Current inflation expectations are weakening, and high interest rates, combined with stable low rents, are pressing down asset valuations. Chinese cities have high rental-to-price ratios compared to global peers, facing significant downward adjustment pressure.
Policy recommendations focus on balancing supply-demand through limited land supply control, while valuation adjustments involve tax subsidies and rental incentives to boost income, alongside promoting institutional housing rentals and REITs for enhanced liquidity and returns.

Strategies for asset price recovery include demand-side policies like easing mortgage rates and限购 relaxations, as well as valuation-side measures such as cash subsidies and tax reforms to improve rental yields.
No aggressive stimulus is expected, as prices are likely to stabilize modestly, with no strong foundations for sharp rebounds, reflecting a rational approach to market transition.

Short-term price adjustments are normal and limited, with potential upside constrained by ongoing supply-demand imbalances.
Focus shifting to rental-oriented investments, such as long-term rental apartments and REITs, which benefit from supportive policies and growing financial backing, offering stable investment opportunities amid market maturation.

External risks include potential US yield curve shifts and global asset volatility, alongside domestic risks like slow adaptation to new development models in the housing sector.

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