First, the pig industry is in sight and can get a lot of dividends in time. Both the initial African swine fever, the later epidemic and that year were the main reasons for the sharp rise and fall of pork prices. Because African swine fever caused the price of imported pork to fall, the domestic pork price began to rise, even close to the price of beef. By 2020, because of the epidemic, both live poultry slaughter and cold chain are strictly restricted, resulting in a drop in pork prices. However, with the domestic epidemic under control, pork prices are beginning to rebound again near the end of the year. Now even the dominator has become a futures listing, so whether it is the real estate industry or other industries, we all hope to enter the market in time and get dividends.
Second, affected by the epidemic, real estate development is sluggish. Due to the epidemic, real estate development is not prosperous. Real estate enterprises sell houses or take land. Everyone needs to deal with people. This year's epidemic has caused major companies in the real estate industry to stop working for nearly half a year. Although there was a small-scale rebound in house prices after the epidemic was controlled, it could not make up for the dilemma of not opening for half a year. While raising pigs is at the forefront, many real estate companies will naturally switch to raising pigs.
Third, real estate enterprises have inherent advantages in raising pigs. First of all, raising pigs requires recruiting pigs and other miscellaneous expenses and other operating expenses. And real estate enterprises are enterprises with great liquidity and deep pockets. In addition, their sensitivity to land is much higher than that of companies in other industries, so many real estate enterprises turn to raising pigs.