Now the restrictions on the settlement of major cities have been lifted. If you want to settle down, you have to solve the housing demand first, while the first tier cities are obviously not the first choice, so the second and third tier cities will cause the increase of housing demand. Let's take a look at the following.
House price rises in second and third tier cities
58 Zhang Bo, chief analyst of Anju Real Estate Research Institute yesterday told reporters on the Securities Daily that relaxing the registered residence system in different city would really cause the demand for housing to rise in short term. In the long run, the relaxation of registered residence in the next 5 to 10 years will not only effectively expand domestic demand, but also ensure the steady development of the economy. This will play an important role in improving the urbanization rate and the healthy development of the real estate market.
From the current situation, talent grabbing in the second and third tier cities has started in the past two years. Talent grabbing in the core cities of the five major urban agglomerations, such as the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta, has been "white hot" for a long time, and the relaxation of the settlement policy has a more obvious impact on such cities. Due to the increasing attraction of hot second tier cities for talents, affected by the relaxation of settlement policy, more blue collar workers and even migrant workers will settle in second and third tier cities. In the future, a large number of long-term migrant workers will gradually become permanent residents, and the promotion of the property market will be more in-depth and long-term. 'Zhang Bo said.
After the cancellation of the restrictions on settlement, it is not difficult for most cities in China to settle down except Beijing and Shanghai
Fu Yifu, a senior researcher of Suning Financial Research Institute, told the Securities Daily that after the removal of the restrictions on settlement, it is not difficult for most cities in China to settle down except Beijing and Shanghai. This means that more rural people have equal access to public resources from the city. At the same time, the real estate market in the city has a more stable market demand. Especially for the metropolis and its surrounding cities, it is still the priority of people, and the house prices in these places will have an obvious rising expectation.
Fu Yifu, a senior researcher of Suning Financial Research Institute, told the Securities Daily that after the removal of the restrictions on settlement, it is not difficult for most cities in China to settle down except Beijing and Shanghai. This means that more rural people have equal access to public resources from the city. At the same time, the real estate market in the city has a more stable market demand. Especially for the metropolis and its surrounding cities, it is still the priority of people, and the house prices in these places will have an obvious rising expectation.