Until today, many people are still asking everywhere, "Can we bottom out the real estate market?" "Is now the right time to buy a primary residence?" This proves four things: 1. Most people still treat real estate as an asset investment rather than consumption; 2. Most believe that a decline in real estate equals a drop in stocks, and it will eventually bounce back; 3. Most people simply don't understand that real estate depreciates and ages, with endless devaluation; 4. Everyone wants to buy new homes, and everyone thinks that second-hand homes they've lived in for 10~30 years are trash, disgusting, dirty, and dilapidated—yet everyone also hopes others will take over their 10~30-year-old second-hand homes. So, some people's judgment and understanding of real estate asset value really defy description.