Rents in first tier cities are sliding and diving, young people are in a hurry, and landlords are in

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-01-29

Recently, many landlords on the Internet have poured bitter water again, saying that the time for the house to be listed is getting longer and longer. According to the latest data from the previous Shell Research Institute, at the end of the third quarter of this year, the rent of houses in 40 key cities across the country fell by 099%。Housing prices have been falling in 30 of the 40 cities surveyed. It can be seen that landlords in first-tier cities have become sad, so where have the renters gone?

A woman who currently lives in a district of Hefei City said that because the rental contract expires after the year, she is also paying attention to the ** renting houses in the surrounding area. I have added a lot of real estate agents, I feel that renting ** has not been affected by housing prices, I have been paying attention to the surrounding ** since renting four years ago, almost always this **, even after the opening of the railway, the rent has risen a little. "It can be seen that according to some of the latest policy changes, there will be some cities where rents are relatively stable.

Population big data shows that at the end of 2022, the permanent resident population of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen will decline at the same time, with the permanent population of Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou being 2,184 respectively30,000 people, 2475890,000 people, 1873410,000 people, a decrease of 4 from the previous year30,000 people, 13540,000 people, 7650,000 people, which is also the first time since the establishment of Shenzhen that the permanent population has experienced negative growth. It can also be seen from these data that the listing time of the house will be longer and longer.

Some netizens also said that it is a bit unkind to talk about rent without income, this is just the result of a process, and there is no need to be too entangled.

The reason for the rent can be multifaceted. First, with the price of the house **, some landlords may increase the rent to increase the yield, which may cause some tenants to choose to leave because they cannot afford the exorbitant rent. Second, some tenants may choose to look for more affordable housing in the suburbs or on the edge of the city.

In conclusion, rent** may have an impact on landlords and tenants, but the specific situation needs to be analyzed according to different factors in different cities.

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