Hot Engine Plan I took a taxi today, chatted with the driver's eldest brother, and found that now the third and fourth-tier cities have completely figured it out, that is, they will not buy a house.
In the past two days, I returned to my hometown in Shanxi from Beijing, and first briefly talked about our situation here, probably as a fourth-tier city, housing prices have risen from 3,000 to 10,000 in the past ten years, tripling, and the per capita salary was in the early 2,000s ten years ago, and now it is barely about 3,000, and even less than 3,000 in many places, and does not pay social security.
In the car, the eldest brother I gave an account, buying a suite starts at 800,000 yuan, and it has to be 1 million less when it is renovated, and it can only be provided for 30 years without eating or drinking when you go to work, so it is better to rent a house.
According to the local market price, renting a two-bedroom house is about 1200 a month, and if you rent it for a long time, you can basically control it at 1 a year20 thousand.
Here's what the eldest brother said: I am in my twenties, and it will take almost 30 to make enough for the down payment, and I will repay the loan in the next 30 years. Carefully calculated, I have lived in my house for more than 40 years, and I spent more than 1 million, and there are a lot of expenses such as property fees and heating fees.
If you rent a house, it will be 1 per year20,000 yuan, renting for more than 40 years is in the early 50s, which is too cost-effective.
I summed it up, and there was nothing more than a few words in the words:
First, it is said that real estate has fallen into the network, and those who should not be able to afford it still can't afford it;
Second, housing prices are rising, wages are standing still, not to mention tiptoeing, even jumping up and not reaching, how to buy;
Third, don't say that young people lie flat and rot, the main thing is that people see it very thoroughly, and they don't want to be "livestock" anymore, and they can't afford it anyway, so it's better to have fun in time and make their lives more comfortable.
In fact, in the past, a small place like ours was relatively closed in terms of both thought and information. For example, GPT and AI at the beginning of last year were all hyped on the Internet, and even everyone began to be anxious about losing their jobs.
And then back to the matter of buying a house, now even people in small places that have always been closed are "enlightened", what about the provincial capitals and first- and second-tier cities that go up? What do they think?
I don't think I need to say more, I understand everything.