In Shanghai, the behavior of landlords has attracted widespread attention. According to reports, the landlord chose to raise the rent from the original price by 500,000 yuan after receiving the favorable policy from the government. This behavior not only shocked tenants, but also caused other landlords to think about how to deal with the change.

Landlords may be doing so because they see the business opportunities brought about by the government's preferential policies. For non-resident families, paying only one year of social security to buy a house outside the outer ring is undoubtedly a huge attraction. The government's tax breaks have made it much cheaper to sell properties, which also allows landlords to have higher profit margins.

However, this behavior of landlords has also caused concern in the market. Because the government's preferential policies are designed to encourage home purchases, not to increase prices in the real estate market. If landlords do not abide by this rule, it may cause market chaos and cause prices to fall.

Therefore, for landlords, they should view the government's preferential policies rationally and not blindly follow the trend of price increases. At the same time, they should also consider the affordability of consumers to avoid excessive rents that affect the normal life of renters. Only in this way can the government's original intention be realized and more people can enjoy the government's benefits.