2025年9月起，四大“降价潮”要来了？消费者可提前做好准备

Core Insights - The article discusses the economic challenges faced by households in 2025, highlighting a slowdown in wage growth and rising living costs, which has led families to cut back on dining out and focus on home cooking [3] - Despite these challenges, there are four major "price drops" expected to provide relief to consumers, including in the real estate, automotive, small appliance, and pork markets [3] Group 1: Real Estate Market - The domestic real estate market continues its downward trend, with second-hand home prices falling for over 30 months, and a year-on-year decline of 7.34% in August [5] - A new round of price adjustments is anticipated post-September, with developers likely to sell new homes at discounted prices to recover funds [5] - The increase in second-hand home listings will lead homeowners to lower prices by 10-15% to facilitate sales [5][7] Group 2: Automotive Market - The automotive market is entering a new "price drop" phase, with domestic mid-range cars seeing price reductions of 20,000 to 30,000 yuan, and imported high-end cars dropping nearly 90,000 yuan [8] - The second-hand car market is also experiencing significant depreciation, with some vehicles losing 70,000 to 80,000 yuan in value within a year [8] - Factors contributing to this price drop include oversupply, delayed vehicle replacement plans due to stagnant income growth, and increased competition from tech companies entering the automotive sector [8] Group 3: Small Appliance Market - Small appliances such as air fryers and robotic vacuums are experiencing price drops of around 10-20% [10] - Rapid technological advancements and the need to clear old inventory are driving retailers to reduce prices [10] - Increased competition from numerous brands entering the market has intensified price wars [10][11] Group 4: Pork Market - Pork prices have significantly decreased, currently ranging from 20 to 22 yuan per kilogram, with expectations to drop to 16 to 18 yuan [13] - The decline in prices is attributed to an oversupply in the market due to previous high prices attracting more producers, changing consumer preferences towards leaner meats, and reduced purchasing power among consumers [13]