Is the house worth less and less? There's a lot of debate on the internet, and in many cities, houses are so expensive as to buy a house, like cranes in heilongjiang, and there's more than cranes in all eight cities that are said to be typical of them, tens of thousands of dollars can't afford even a toilet in a big city, but they can buy a house. Is that true
1 liaoning is new
New is a typical “coal-based” resource-sized city, once dubbed “coal-duco”, which, after a long period of exploitation, gradually depleted coal resources and was identified in 2001 as china's first resource-depleted city, leading to a decline in the dominant industry, resulting in weak local economies, low employment opportunities and low incomes, resulting in a long-term net outflow of people, weak real estate markets, and an extreme case of “tens of thousands of a house” reported by the media。
In xinxiang, it is true that tens of thousands of dollars are available to buy an old unit, the vast majority of which are in remote mining areas or on the outskirts of cities, such as those in the southern part of the city, in the mountains of godedon, and in the other part of the city, where 20,000 to 30,000 are able to buy a 55-square house, most of which has no elevators, many of which are penthouses, while in the main part of the city, the price is low, and the price of a new room is $4,000 per square metre, and a regular commodity house still needs 230,000 or even higher, far from the price of “white vegetables”。
2 heilong river twin duck mountain
This is a coal town located in the eastern part of heilongjiang province, which is highly similar to the situation of cranes and whose cities are highly dependent on coal, but which naturally lose their most fundamental support in the real estate market as resources are depleted, industries begin to run out, few jobs are created and young people are being displaced, leading to a sharp decline in housing demand, low housing prices and a city without young people。
The city has at least 10,000 houses at its lowest “breed price”, such as the kang angarden, huemin, the quadrant home, etc., but it is located almost entirely in remote mining areas, with small roofs (no elevators), small areas, lack of household management, poor accommodation and near-mobility in markets where demand is greater than supply; and the main areas of twin duck hill, such as point mountain, are cheap, but they are sold at more than 3,000 square metres per square metre, with a well-placed and fully equipped building at more than 100,000。
Three, heilong river, seven rivers
The city of the seven tais river, one of the four major coal towns in heilongjiang province, has a “beverage price” phenomenon, the logic behind which is the same as that of the cities of cranes, duck hills and xinxiang. After the depletion of their resources, they also face economic transformation and loss of population, with a sharp decline in the number of people who need housing, compounded by the influx into the market of squatter settlements。
This is a well-planned, well-planned building with clear windows, with 560,000 square metres sold, and a cheap 20,000 dollar to buy one, except for the remote mining areas, with no elevators and little property management, while the main towns of the seven river, such as the mountains of pagoda, have prices below the national average of 3000 square metres, but a relatively good set of dwellings at a price of 100,000。
Four, ningxia stones
As a resource city in the north-west, dominated by coal, the rise and glory of the mountain, which is entirely dependent on coal, is characterized by the depletion of resources, a weak economy, continued migration, increased ageing and falling to the bottom of the valley, as well as by the cheap house prices of the mountain, a typical microcosm of the resource-depleted city in the north-west。
There is also a phenomenon of “bush price” in houses, such as the “ten million dollars” housing complex in the south of the shakiri garden, and the 50-60-square roofs are a mere 30,000 dollars, and these shantytowns, which, although not very good, have been accompanied by parallel construction, and the shopping malls, which are not very old, have been sold and have led to the collapse of housing prices because, in addition to population outflows and ageing, there are too many houses in their hands, and the low cost of housing has resulted in “floor prices” that have seriously impacted the city's housing price system。
Five, yunnan's old
The old city, which had been brilliant because of tin mines, had been dubbed tindu, and the tin mine had dried up, the industry had declined, it had been the capital of the state, and it had since been relocated. The population had been sucked away from the surrounding cities, such as kunming and kunming. This had led to a massive influx of corporate welfare units into the market, depressed the entire city's housing price baseline and led to a long-term decline in housing prices and the purchase of a two-bedroom building of 560,000, known as the “stricking posts” in the south。
There is a clear difference between old coal cities in the north-east, where the climate is good, where winter is cold, summer is not cool, and where old “breed prices” are located in the main city, where there are three-acade hospitals, which are generally better than cranes and new cities, and thus attract many of the country's retired people seeking low-cost pensions, but the particular group of retirees that attracts them does not generate employment or attract young people, and their economic impact on the city is limited。
6 gansu jade gate
The situation of the jade gate, the cradle of the chinese oil industry, is more extreme and unique than that of the above-mentioned city. In 2003, the main institutional unit of the jade gate was moved to a new site more than 70 kilometres away, a move that undoubtedly drained the soul of the old city, and the total departure of the government, schools and hospitals meant that the old city had largely ceased to function and had virtually lost its residential value. As a result, the news of the “thousands of dollars of one house” had appeared, which was typical of china's “ghost town” and “book price” properties。
The new city of jade gate, more than 70 km from the old city, has become a fully functional and functioning modern city, with rents of around $3,300 per square metre, but far from the “breed price”。
7 shandong daishan
The situation in the dairy mountains is fundamentally different from that of the resource-depleted cities mentioned above, which is the “breed price” of a house due to overdevelopment and associated imbalances. In that year, on remote coastlines away from the main urban areas, large-scale property development was carried out, with houses packed into holiday havens and old-age shrines, attracting home buyers throughout the country, with a large proportion of the investment in rent-outs, resulting in bubbles。
The most critical of the collapse of dairy estates is the acute shortage of support facilities, such as large businesses, hospitals, schools, vegetable markets, basic amenities, many sub-districts like “ghost towns”, such services as heating, property, etc., are difficult to secure, houses are up and out of reach, and property fees are paid, leading investors to sell at no cost, and seascape houses of less than $100,000 are widely available, and there is a serious “breed price” phenomenon。
Why are houses in these cities so cheap? The four main causes of resource depletion, economic decline, population loss and supply imbalances are the stagnation of urban development. Although tens of thousands of dollars of a house sounds extremely tempting, it needs to be purchased with extreme caution, because it is affordable, but it may never be sold, unless it is retired。
