一线房价也扛不住了！从傲娇到低头，业主心态崩了

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the second-hand housing market is experiencing a significant decline, with all 100 cities reporting a month-on-month drop of 0.75% and a year-on-year drop of 7.26% in June [1][3] - First-tier cities are seeing an increasing rate of price decline, with June's drop reaching 0.56% compared to May's 0.36%, raising concerns among homeowners [1][3] - The overall trend indicates that even with short-term recovery measures, the long-term downward trend in the real estate market remains unchanged, as evidenced by previous policy impacts that only provided temporary relief [5] Group 2 - The surge in second-hand housing listings in first-tier cities, such as over 150,000 in Beijing and 200,000 in Shanghai, reflects a lack of confidence among investors and increasing downward pressure on prices [5][9] - A shift in market expectations is evident, with potential buyers becoming hesitant to purchase as they anticipate further price drops, creating a vicious cycle of declining prices and reduced demand [9][11] - The price-to-income ratio in first-tier cities has reached 40, indicating that housing prices are unsustainable for local residents, leading to significant price reductions during negotiations [9][11]