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Under the conditions of market economy, the healthy development of the real estate market is of great significance to the normal operation of the real estate economy and the sustainable development of the real estate economy. Therefore, it is necessary to be able to accurately evaluate the development of the real estate industry and adopt appropriate macro-control measures in time. Taking Xiamen as an example, this paper adopts the way to combine objective information entropy weight method with subjective order relationship analysis method to determine the weight of group decision makers on program attributes and balance the importance of each index. According to the comprehensive attribute value of each scheme, the weight of decision makers is calculated by using entropy weight method for giving the evaluation result of the scheme. The results show that the overall situation of the development of real estate industry in Xiamen is more optimistic, and the weight of each index after the normalization of land transfer price is the highest. Based on the research conclusions, this paper proposes corresponding assessment commendations as a reference for relevant parties.

Growing health inequalities have become an important challenge for Chinese society. This study analyses the impact of negative childhood experiences on health among Chinese adults over 45. Data were derived from the 2014 Life Course Survey under the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study, with a total sample of 5,842 adults over the age of 45. The results showed that negative childhood experiences had a significant negative impact on the health of adults over 45 (β = −0.021, p < .001). The concentration index decomposition revealed that negative childhood experiences were associated with more health inequalities. The elasticity coefficient for negative childhood experiences was −0.119, the concentration index of negative childhood experiences was −0.019, and the contribution to health inequalities was 12.86%. The mechanism test and analysis found that negative childhood experiences had a greater negative impact on the health of the low‐income group than on that of the high‐income group. Therefore, health inequality should be viewed from life course theory. To reduce residents' health inequalities, government's decision‐making should be forward looking and start early in life; interventions should be pursued in residents who have had unfortunate childhood experiences. Highlights Negative childhood experiences have a negative impact on self‐rated health. Negative childhood experiences were associated with more health inequalities. Negative childhood experiences have a greater negative impact on the health of the low‐income group than on that of the high‐income group.