Those who want house prices to rise vs. those who want them to fall

Please stop this meaningless fighting.
No one can know for sure anyway.
Triggers caused by chance always occur, and bull or bear markets tend to arrive whenever "psychology" is touched. People are simply running infinite "hope circuits" to match the answers they personally desire...
Macroeconomics is unpredictable...
However, the government is disappointing.
If they truly wanted to stabilize house prices, a more delicate psychological approach was needed.
For instance, they should have addressed whether chasing after a single "smart" premium home has caused us to ignore other precious values in our lives... through various cultural initiatives and campaigns (addressing lives that derive self-satisfaction from classing residential areas like luxury goods—e.g., "I'm a Banpo mom" or "I'm a Daechi mom"—or the old, conventional mindset that if you don't own a home, you're a beggar and doomed to fail).
Instead, they've been churning out unreasonable, bulldozer-style policies as if they were barking orders at a military training camp, saying, "I'm going to crush you." How can that stimulate any positive psychology?
It only triggers "anxiety."
Which side do you think is more anxious?
Naturally, it's the non-homeowners...
Real estate is simply a matter of psychology.