Following the spring festival, the return to work was accompanied by a new wave of rent increases in shenzhen rental housing market, recently published under the new country five, which increased the rent。
A lot of internet users threw up on the internet: shenzhen couldn't afford to buy a house, and now rent a house even more. Will those who cannot afford to rent leave shenzhen in a hurry when wages rise or not
The rent's up
If you don't get 56,000
Shenzhen is not for you
The internet user shenzhen news visitor received an “benefit” from the landlord's rent increase shortly after the end of the year, and then intended to find another rent. After one round in a few large cities in shenzhen, he became even more frustrated: one room was rented for $1,600 a month and was so tight that no one checked out; the other room, dark and damp, did not see the sun all year round, took 800 dollars a month。
After reading the room, shenzhen news frequent said to himself, "it's not easy to go back home in shenzhen if you really want to go back." but then he worried about what he was doing. “a pig, chicken, duck, fish, rice? But after all these years, it's all gone. How can i be a farmer?"
The reason why it is difficult for the second generation of farmers to return home is that the second generation of farmers is no longer able to earn a living on land and that the second generation of farmers is no longer adapted to rural life。
There is also a sharp response from netizens: “if your salary is not 56,000 a month, go back, shenzhen is not for you”, and “there is no need to be mixed up here because you can't afford it”。
Netizen 11211 put it bluntly: it's a waste of youth. Shenzhen has no chance to start a family without a hand. It's only a chance to work hard
The rent's up
The purchaser abandoned the subprime rent and the country's five-nation boom
Returning to shenzhen for almost a month, the tenant, deng, thought he had escaped the landlord's “call to kill” and did not expect to encounter “article five”. Deng told the reporters that many of the second-hand houses recently wanted to be traded before the “state five” landed, that the price of the second-hand houses had risen and that rent would naturally rise. “90 m2 of houses, with an increase of $300 per month, shared by three jointly leased persons, up by nearly $100 per person per month.” deng is even more concerned that the rent will increase faster in the future: “the rent will naturally continue to rise when many people are snailed in farmers' houses or co-located with others to save money to buy a house, when transaction costs are higher, and when more people are renting a house.”
The internet user shenzhen's “shenzhen watchers” analysis: there seems to be a consensus among buyers and sellers that some of the sellers switch to renting houses, some of the buyers also give up buying houses for renting, both look forward to a high level of emotion and raise rents indirectly, with the highest possible increase of over 10 per cent。
The journalists visited several property agents to learn that since the publication of the “article five”, there has been no reduction in the rental market as a result of a large number of second-hand homes rushing to move. The manager of the business of sung hong estate told journalists that the impact of the “state five” on the rental market would become more apparent when it landed, “the tax of 20 per cent would eventually be transferred to the buyer, and the cost of the house would increase in a way that would inevitably increase as well as the rent of the income”
A bitter story
There's no place to put it
"the saddest thing now is where the old house electricity goes." upon his return, mr. Ling, who lived in the western commune of boang, shenzhen, received a notice from the landlord to increase the rent of 50 square metres, from $2,300 to $3,000, a 30 per cent increase。
Mr. Ling was only able to “replace a small room” and move to a 30 square metre house 100 metres from his original house, “nearly half of the size, with no place to put it, and piled up on the fridge”。
Mr. Ling, who works in the it industry, earns almost a million dollars a month, but the rents that went up in shenzhen continue to grow. “what i can accept is that rents, which account for 15% of income, are now 25%.” mr. Ling is currently spending $2,000 a month on a car, “the cost of the car is the same in the country, but the house in shenzhen does not give me any pleasure”
When asked if he would leave shenzhen because of the high rent, mr. Ling said that he had come to seek a better platform, and if he did leave shenzhen one day, it was not because the house was expensive, but because of better development opportunities。
A bitter story
There's no place to look for light
“getting up in the morning, the room is still dark, starting a new day in a coma, and it feels bad.” the most dissatisfied with the house now occupied is the lack of light — a distance of less than one metre between adjacent houses — which is dark even in the middle of the day。
After 85, peng is currently paid 3,500 yuan per month, and rents 1,200 yuan per month, or nearly 35 per cent of his income, in 20 square metres of rural housing in hatosha village, fukuda district, shenzhen city. There are more than 200 urban villages in shenzhen, such as haut-sak village, where many people come to shenzhen for their first choice. As prices rise and the subway becomes operational, a number of well-positioned and well-filled farmers ' homes and rents rise over the years。
After the end of the year, peng learned that all the tenants around him had been subjected to rent increases of less than 20 square metres, that rents had been broken in thousands and had risen by at least $100 a month, and that “i only rented it at the end of last year, at a higher price, so the landlord did not raise the price with me”. Peng was thinking about renting a flat closer to his flat with the same money, and he could only laugh at the small room: "i've seen the nearby red tree garden in the sea, at least $3,000."
When the reporter asked: "what's the appeal in shenzhen and what's the price of rent? “will you just abandon a city with resources and go to another city like a white paper and wonder where to start? It's not the same
A bitter story
If you want to live in a big house, you have to get out of here
“now that we're back home every day, we spend an extra $1,200 a month, but it's worth it despite the pressure.” the upcoming father, ahua, moved from merin, fukuda district, to the lungang district 40 km from the centre of the city early last year, raising the rent from $730 to $1,600 per month and the area from 16 to 108 square metres, almost seven times the size。
Ahua told the reporter that he had to move away from the former district, far from the city, because he was married and had a child to live in a new building.” although it takes nearly 45 minutes to travel to and from the city by subway, it does not feel too hard because there is no traffic jam.”
“one third of the cost of housing is the ceiling that i can accept, and i cannot breathe.” a-hwa thought it would be a third of the rent of the house. When asked what would happen if the rent in this area was raised, wah said decisively, "move it, wherever it's cheap!"
It has been over five years since ahua arrived in shenzhen. Although it is not yet possible to buy a house, the birth of a child and the stability of work have given a-hwa an end to living in shenzhen, but “now that i wake up every morning, i'll tell myself how much to earn today”。
Chiang lin li
