Original title: ranking of rental pressure in 50 cities: beishangshen's monthly income is used to pay rent
The most direct reason for the high rent is the high proportion of rent and income.
Zhuge housing search data research center recently released a report that if you want to rent a whole room in first tier cities, the rent accounts for more than 60% of your income, and more than 90% in North, Shanghai and Shenzhen. Even if you choose to rent together, the rental cost in first tier cities will reach more than 30% of your income.
The rent here refers to the data of April 2019, and the income comes from the per capita income of urban residents in 2018 published by the Bureau of statistics.
The report shows that the rental income ratio of whole rent in Beijing, Shenzhen, Sanya and Shanghai is much higher than that in other cities, up to more than 90%. In tourist cities such as sanya and Xiamen, the rent income ratio of joint rent is relatively higher.
The rent income ratio is reflected in the survival pressure of a city. Undoubtedly, the pressure of first tier cities is huge, and some second tier cities are also under great pressure. Hangzhou, Dalian, Chongqing and Harbin have crowded into the top 10 of the rental pressure list. Chengdu and Xi'an, which have won in the competition for talents in the past two years, follow closely.
Wuxi and Changzhou, which also have a strong talent policy, have a very approachable rent income ratio due to their strong economic development. The rent income ratio of one bedroom is less than 35%, and the rent income ratio of joint rent is only 15%.
Rent income ratio can not only look at the absolute value of rent, but also related to the level of income. From the perspective of the 10 cities with the highest rent income ratio, the high income in the first tier cities has a lower advantage in the face of high rent. The rent and income are both high, and the disposable income after deducting the rent is not much.
From the absolute value level of one bedroom rent, 3000 yuan is the watershed of rent level. All cities with a monthly rent of more than 3000 yuan have a higher rent income than the top 10, so there is a great pressure to rent. In the list of disposable income after deducting rent, economically developed cities in the Yangtze River Delta economic circle dominate the top five, and there is less pressure to rent houses in Zhongshan, Foshan and Dongguan in the Pearl River Delta.
The report selects 25 hot first and second tier cities, takes the whole rent one bedroom price accounting for 60% of income as the pressure dividing line, and the monthly per capita disposable income of urban residents is 4000 yuan as the watershed, and divides the hot cities into four categories. Fortunately, no city has entered the field of low-income and high rent; The income and rent of most second tier cities are relatively low, and the income of northeast provincial capital cities and Chengdu Chongqing region is slightly difficult to catch up with the rent; It is no surprise that Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hangzhou belong to the category of high income and high rent.