Beijing News (Reporter Zhang Jian) This Spring Festival, home ownership is still a hot topic.
Is it reliable for the working people who are working hard in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen to return to their hometown to buy a house?
How many years earlier can you buy a house than your classmates who are struggling in your hometown?
On February 22, the "2021 Hometown Property Report" (the "Report") released by the Shell Research Institute showed that more than 80% of respondents in first-tier cities want to return to their hometowns to buy properties; first-tier cities make money and buy houses in their hometowns earlier than first-tier cities Realizing the dream of making a home in 50 years, 8 years less than the average classmates in my hometown.
More than 80% of workers in first-tier cities tend to return home to buy property
2021 Survey of Respondents' Willingness to Return to Hometown in First-tier Cities
Every young man who has worked hard in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen has a dream of making a home, but saving enough down payment is not easy.
Compared with the first-tier cities, the home of the home is more "friendly".
The report shows that among the interviewees, more than 80% of those working in first-tier cities tend to return to their home city or provincial capital to buy a home. Half of them have put it into practice and the other half are planning to implement it.
Langfang and Tianjin have become popular cities for Beijing workers to return home to buy property
The top 20 most popular cities in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen for working people to return to their hometown during the Spring Festival in 2021
According to the analysis of population migration data from the Spring Festival Transport by the Shell Research Institute, as the capital of Beijing, 40% of the people flowed to various cities in Hebei during the 15 days before the Spring Festival this year; the return route from Shanghai was more diverse, to Jiangsu and Anhui. Zhejiang has the highest proportion of cities returning home, with the proportions being about 30%, 20%, and 10% respectively.
In the southern cities of Shenzhen and Guangzhou, the most popular cities for people to move out before the holiday are mainly concentrated in the province, accounting for 59.1% and 68.8% respectively.
In terms of different cities, the most popular returning home cities for working people in first-tier cities are mainly divided into three types of cities. One is cities with relatively close neighbors, such as Beijing to Langfang and Tianjin, Shanghai to Suzhou and Jiaxing, Shenzhen to Dongguan, Huizhou, etc., Guangzhou to Foshan, Qingyuan, etc.; second, major labor export cities, such as Zhoukou, Henan, Xinyang, etc., which are the top 20 cities to move out of Beijing and Shanghai before the festival; third, between the developed cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen. The economy is developed, the connections are close, and the flow of people is higher than other cities.
Five cities including Changsha, Foshan and Xi'an are under pressure to buy houses
Housing prices are an inevitable topic when returning home to buy a home.
The income in the first-tier cities is higher than in their hometowns, and the house prices in their hometowns are lower than in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. With this price difference, how many years can young people struggle to buy a house from another place?
In this regard, the Shell Research Institute selected 126 popular cities to move out of during the Spring Festival in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Taking an 80-square-meter house as an example, it calculated the local income and the length of time required to purchase an 80-square-meter house in the first-tier cities. The results showed that, The difference is 8 years; first-tier cities work hard, return home to buy homes, and earn money from their own work alone. On average, they can buy 80 square meters of housing in 15 years.
That is, the first-tier cities make money and buy a house in their hometown. They realize their dream of relocating 50 years earlier than the first-tier cities, and on average, they struggle for 8 years less than their hometown classmates.
In addition, statistics from the Shell Research Institute show that 15 cities with a GDP exceeding one trillion yuan use the latest 2019 urban per capita disposable income and the length of time it takes to purchase 80 square meters of housing with the full amount of local income as the measurement standards. Among them, Changsha The five cities, Foshan, Xi’an, Qingdao, and Ningbo, have higher than average incomes, and the length of time needed to buy a house is lower than the average. These cities are high-income, low-strength cities, and have the most obvious advantage in the "price-to-income ratio".