房子靠近这4个地方，后期贬值快还没人接盘，希望你没有买

Group 1 - The real estate market data for the first half of 2025 shows a pessimistic outlook, with a 17.3% year-on-year decline in sales for the top 100 real estate companies in May, which is a 0.5 percentage point increase in the decline compared to April [1] - As of the end of April, the unsold housing inventory reached 78,142 million square meters, an increase from 75,327 million square meters at the end of December 2024, indicating a prolonged de-stocking cycle, especially in third and fourth-tier cities where it can exceed 10 years [3] - In May, new home prices in first and second-tier cities saw a slight month-on-month increase, while many suburban new homes continued to decline, with some experiencing drops of over 15% [3] Group 2 - The second-hand housing market is facing significant challenges, with cities like Chengdu seeing listings exceed 260,000 units, and many homeowners in places like Hangzhou and Jiangsu reducing prices by 15% in an attempt to sell, yet still struggling to find buyers [3] - Properties near undesirable locations such as garbage disposal sites, industrial areas, cemeteries, and noisy transportation routes are experiencing significant depreciation, with prices typically 10%-20% lower than similar properties in the area, and longer listing times [4][5][6] - Living near factories, especially chemical plants, poses health risks due to pollution and noise, leading to decreased interest from buyers and lower appreciation potential for these properties [5] - Properties adjacent to cemeteries or crematoriums are often avoided due to cultural taboos, resulting in lower prices and difficulty in selling even at reduced rates [6] - Homes near high-traffic areas like elevated highways, train tracks, or airports suffer from constant noise, which can lead to health issues and decreased resale value, making them less attractive to potential buyers [7]