Chapter 202: Can I Afford to Live in a Room (Ask for a Reward Review)
Dong Yong is causing this time to "stare at the small eye... Small eyes wide-eyed".
But you can't blame Dong Yong for being a hillbilly, he has no knowledge.
For what?
The reason why Dong Yong is looking at it with wide eyes is that ... The price is as high as 100,000 taels of silver, and there is a lake inside, which occupies a vast area and has countless buildings...... Dong Yong only knew that the reason why Lu Dao's mouth was wide open was that Dong Yong remembered the scene of wandering around with his father, director, father and son, that kind of homeless scene vividly, and all kinds of feelings converged into one sentence in Dong Yong's mind, that sentence was "Can I afford to live in a house?"
Can I afford to live in a room???
In fact, not only Dong Yong has the question of "can I afford to live in a house" in his heart, but also many people now have the question of "can I afford to live in a house", how many people have left their hometowns to work in the city, how many people want to integrate into the city, and hope to become a part of the people of the city, but the word "gaoqi" is derived from Cantonese, which is created by Hong Kong people, and "enterprise" is equal to the meaning of "station". "High" means that the price continues to stay at a higher position, and there is a possibility of further increase, a neutral word. This term is often used in finance, stock industry, and commodity prices. Some newspapers and magazines also write "Gao Qi" as "Gao Qi". For example, high oil prices, high PPI, high CPI, high inflation, high housing prices, high food prices, high stocks, etc., all mean that prices are at a high level and are likely to continue to rise. Of course, the abbreviation of high-tech technology enterprises is also high] housing prices make people sigh.
House price (real estate price) refers to the market value of the property in a specific period of time together with the land it occupies, i.e., the house price: land price + building price. It is the most important adjustment mechanism for the economic operation and resource allocation of real estate. The price positioning of a house price is made up of a variety of factors. At present, China's housing prices, after August 2008, China's housing prices have generally risen, and housing prices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen have remained high. The key lies in the relationship between supply and demand, a propaganda concept of the government's macroeconomic control, which has always given the people a psychological effect that housing prices will fall in the near future. Second, China's current housing prices are in a stable stage, with little fluctuation. The impact of the reduction in housing prices is minimal. Indeed, as the friend upstairs said, "It's good if the house price doesn't go up." Third, the country's per capita living standard has risen, which has led to inflation in recent years, and the decline in housing prices may only be a wait-and-see mentality for most people in the near future. And actually. Housing prices can remain stable, which can be regarded as the biggest decline. Basically, this is how real estate development is currently going on in most parts of the country. Affected by earthquakes. The rise in the price of various raw materials for building houses (such as reinforced concrete is in short supply) will directly affect the rise of housing prices.
Housing prices in Beijing, the city center, like the second and third rings. It is about 12,000-13,000 per square meter. The suburbs are cheap, like Shunyi, Pinggu, Tongzhou, Miyun, how much money there is, and the farther away from the city, the cheaper, about 4000-5000. It's expensive. In addition, the amenities around the house are also one of the factors that determine the price of the house, such as transportation, shopping, banking, and the future appreciation of the house is also important. The highest house price in Beijing is unknown, but it is estimated to be more than 20,000 or 30,000 per square meter, which is of course just the price of an ordinary house, and does not include that kind of villa.
Housing prices in Shanghai are more expensive in the city center, and Pudong New Area is also expensive, about 35,000-40,000, and the suburbs are cheaper, 15,000-20,000. Villa 350W - 450W. If you don't buy it, the house will come down, depending on the situation, it is best to go to the field to see, the same place, location is very important, pure living to be a quiet place, business to be popular and prosperous transportation place. It is better to buy at the junction with Kunshan, Jiangsu. It's growing fast and housing prices aren't very expensive.
Housing prices in Shenzhen, Shenzhen's recently released housing prices are around 22,000, the property prices in various districts are the highest in Futian and Nanshan, followed by Luohu, Yantian and Bao'an are about the same, and Longgang is relatively low; the first-hand property prices near Meilinguan in Longhua are around 20,000 and 20,000-23,000, which have risen a lot recently; and the first-hand property prices near Shenzhen North Railway Station are about 18,000-20,000.
With the average working class's annual income without eating or drinking, it is 40,000 or 50,000 yuan, and the ordinary working class's annual income without eating or drinking can buy a small single room if you choose a relatively cheap one, and if you choose a high price, you can only buy a bathroom, and even maybe just a urinal can't afford it.
The premise of this situation is still on the basis of the average working-class earner's current one-year income without food or drink.
How many ordinary people can survive without eating or drinking?
In today's high consumption situation, it is not bad for the average working class to have a balance of 18,000 yuan a year.
The premise for the average wage earner to be able to balance 18,000 yuan a year is that they cannot get sick.
But can ordinary people not get sick?
As the saying goes, "If you eat whole grains, you will inevitably get all kinds of diseases."
A small illness like a cold or flu doesn't matter and doesn't cost much.
But where is the ordinary person so lucky...... Just a few colds and flu throughout the year have passed.
With the development of medical technology, strange diseases are emerging in an endless stream.
Sure enough, it is "one foot high and one foot high".
In the event of a serious illness, the accumulation of labor over the years will become a receipt for fees.
In this way, the matter of buying a house is even more distant.
Therefore, the "can't afford to buy a house" thing is a coincidence, and it is the same throughout the ages.
"Can't afford to buy a house" is, in a way, the same as not being able to live in a house. After all, if the house is rented, the rent will inevitably rise while sleeping, and sooner or later there will be a day when you can't afford to live in the house.
As for why Dong Yongwei didn't return to his hometown? That's because when the director was a child, Dong Yong was taken away from his hometown by his father, Dong Yong, Dong Yong basically didn't know what his hometown looked like, and what kind of person Dong Yong's hometown was like, that is, Dong Yong's father, the director had passed away, how could Dong Yong go back to his hometown?
Is it okay to ask for directions?
Is it okay to ask for directions? This question needs to be explored.
, Dong Yong basically doesn't know what his hometown looks like, and the person who knows what Dong Yong's hometown looks like, that is, Dong Yong's father, the director has passed away, how can Dong Yong go back to his hometown?
If it were now, it would probably work. (To be continued......)