Second, the cost is lower and the interference is less. Second-hand housing is also more cost-effective, because its overall price will be lower than the market price of the new house, and if you communicate directly with the other party, the price can still be negotiated, and it has been renovated without spending too much money on decoration. Of course, second-hand houses will be more peaceful and comfortable, because if you live in a new house, neighbors will inevitably have to decorate it. If you live early, you will often be disturbed by other people's decoration, and you will feel noisy and uncomfortable, not to mention the harm of formaldehyde. So in these respects, it is also an advantage of second-hand housing. Third, ready-made housing, low risk of buying a house. Second-hand housing is perfect in almost all aspects, and the property rights are relatively clear. Generally, as long as the property owner and the buyer go to some relevant places to prove that they can trade, and then sign the transfer agreement, it is really their own. Compared with the problem of unclear property rights of new houses, second-hand houses will avoid these problems, so they have a lot of peace of mind and little risk. And second-hand houses are ready-made houses. You can intuitively go to the scene to see some surrounding facilities and satisfaction in all aspects, and choose what you like. You don't have to worry about the inconsistency between the real house and the expectation, because now many real estates will pre-sell the house in advance for capital turnover. During the pre-sale, they only show the model houses to customers, and they will do well, but the final effect is not necessarily so, so there are risks.
Basically, more and more people buy second-hand houses now. Generally speaking, I think second-hand housing is better than new housing, because second-hand housing is not only cost-effective, but also comfortable to live in, but the property rights may be shorter, but the price is also lower. If you count this, I think buying a second-hand house will be more worry-free, because there is formaldehyde in the new house. And signing a contract is also very troublesome, and all aspects of the property may take some time to polish.