Someone turned up the news five years ago again. The suspect wanted to buy a house in the detention center. The police special agent gave him a green light!

I don't know why, but I saw some netizens take out the picture of the news report again.

In fact, this picture was quoted last year, and many people thought it might be a joke, not true.

But it is true, but the news happened in 2019.

In 2019, the men in the detention center wanted to buy a house, and the police also opened a green channel.

Now, it seems to be a "good time" to buy a house. If the man in the detention center lived in the present, what choice would he make?

Attached is an article about this event reported by the media last year:

In the past two days, the news of "Jiaxing police want to buy a house in the detention center to open a green channel" became popular, and even hit the local hot search in Zhejiang.

According to a netizen on microblog, a local criminal suspect in Jiaxing was worried that he would not be able to buy a house after he had been planning to buy a house because he had recently seen the news that the property market was going up. After coordinating with the police, the detention house specially opened a green channel for him.

This news, which has been heard with eyes and nose, together with the recently issued favorable policies for the property market, has added some credibility. Some netizens left a message jokingly saying, "The detention center doesn't forget to support the real estate market, so we have to consider reducing his sentence", "Those inside are anxious, but those outside are not enough"

According to the investigation of Fenghuang Real Estate, this news really happened in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, but only three years ago, that is, 2019. According to the report at the time, the director of Jiaxing Pinghu Detention Center told the media that Zhong had been detained by the police on suspicion of opening a casino. After entering the detention center, Zhong reported a situation to the police of the detention center. In April of that year, he and his wife bought a second hand house in Shenzhen.

Zhong said that he and his wife had worked hard in Shenzhen for more than three years and accumulated a little savings. Since they had no house, they always rented a house. At the beginning of this year, his wife planned to buy a second-hand house. After Zhong saw the house, he paid a deposit of 350000 yuan and signed a house purchase contract with the other party. However, he is now in the detention center. If the house transfer formalities cannot be completed, he will face the risk of default.

Zhong's wife flew from Guangdong to Jiaxing to find Zhong's lawyer. With the help of the lawyer, Zhong's wife submitted a notarization application to Pinghu Detention Center.

After receiving Zhong's request, according to the relevant laws and regulations, the family members of the suspect cannot meet during the period of criminal detention. However, considering the special circumstances of Zhong and other similar cases in Guangdong, the detention center decided to take special measures for his special affairs and open a green path for him after discussion of various departments and in combination with the relevant circumstances.

The "old news" three years ago has been heated again, which also reflects that the topic of whether to buy a house has returned to the public's view recently.

Just a few days ago, Meng Xiaosu, the "father of China's real estate" and the former chairman of China Real Estate Group, said in an interview that the savings of Chinese people would increase by 15 trillion yuan in 2022. If one third of the savings were taken out to resume the purchase of houses, decoration and other purchases, China's economy would recover.

Although Meng Xiaosu did not specifically refer to a family, this remark still triggered a heated debate on the Internet.

In the past three years, the real estate industry has been impacted by the epidemic, and in addition to the deep adjustment under the positioning of "housing is not speculation", the industry once entered a downward space. House prices have also declined significantly in most cities. Due to the lack of expectations for the future, this series of adjustments has indeed squeezed out some investors, and also slowed down the pace of many people who just need to buy houses.

At the end of 2022, along with the central government's reiteration of the positioning of real estate as a "pillar industry", and the introduction of various favorable policies for real estate enterprises and buyers, some people feel that the time to start again is getting closer.