What are the top ten cities with the highest housing prices in China? Is everyone's city on the list?

According to the information published online, the top ten cities with the highest housing prices in China are: Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Wuhan, Xi, Hong Kong, Macau and Dalian.

It is impossible for a small four-tier city like me to make the list, but although we are a small four-tier city here, prices are the standard of second-tier cities, so everyone's life is still very tired.

All along, everyone's impression of big cities is that the economy is developed and the population is dense, and then prices are high and consumption is high. These cities must be the cities like Beishangguangshen and Shenzhen that we often say. After all, everyone is rushing to these cities, and it is difficult for these cities to develop rapidly.

Let's take a brief look at the housing prices in various cities:

Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing and Guangzhou

Beishangguangshen is a place where many young people pursue their dreams. There are many great opportunities in the city, and everyone thinks they can find more suitable positions here.

With a large population, economic development is naturally faster and people's income level is correspondingly higher. With strong purchasing power, their consumption level will naturally be higher.

Housing prices in the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen have also been leading the country. For a house in these cities, some small cities may be able to buy a flat.

The rise in house prices is the price, and the prices of various daily necessities are also rising. Nothing particularly cheap.

Tianjin, Wuhan and Xi 'an

With the continuous development of economy, the pressure of life in first-tier cities such as Beishangguangshen and Shenzhen is increasing, and many people begin to think of second-tier cities.

With the return of population, the development of second-tier cities is also accelerating day by day, and the corresponding income is increasing.

With the development of the city, prices change with each passing day. The higher people's income, the higher the level of natural consumption.

In recent years, the development momentum of second-tier cities is very strong, and there is a tendency to slightly surpass first-tier cities. At this rate, housing prices in second-tier cities may be the same as those in first-tier cities in a few years.

Hong Kong and Macau

In the past few years, the economies of Hong Kong and Macao have developed rapidly, and the people's living standards are very high.

So in the beginning, the prices in Hong Kong and Macao were really high. Compared with the mainland cities in the same period, the housing prices in Hong Kong and Macao are simply sky-high.

However, in recent years, with the rapid development of the mainland economy, prices have been rising. Prices in Hong Kong and Macao are not that high. Now the housing prices in these two regions are basically the same as those in some first-tier cities, and there is no obvious gap.

Dalian

Dalian is a port city, and its economy has been developing very well.

As one of the few port cities in northern China, Dalian's economy has always been at the leading level.

Of course, the price in Dalian is relatively high, after all, everyone's economic purchasing power is there.

About thirty years ago, my father went to Dalian for a period of time when he was young. At that time, we were amazed at the Dalian he described to us after he came back. The price of the beautiful clothes he brought me back made my mother angry for several days and didn't want to talk to him.

I can't help it. At that time, the price in Dalian was so high that the price of that dress almost caught up with our family's living expenses for one month.

After talking about the housing prices in these developed cities, I will tell you about the second-tier prices in our small places in fourth-tier cities.

Coordinates Zhangjiakou, Hebei, about 3 hours' drive from Beijing.

It's probably less than ten years, especially after it's decided to build a venue for the Winter Olympics in one of our counties. Prices here have rocketed up.

Give the simplest example:

About seven or eight years ago, when I first returned to this city, the price of selling sesame cakes on the roadside every morning and evening was 50 cents, which was still very heavy.

Then after less than two years, this sesame seed cake became a piece of 520.

Then it was sold for one and a half, that is, three months to six months, and the direct price increase became one dollar.

A dollar was sold for three years and rose to one and a half; Then the price of 1.5 1 USD has recently gone up again, rising to two yuan.

A biscuit costs two yuan, which we all think is too expensive. Because of this, now everyone basically doesn't eat baked wheat cakes for breakfast in the morning, and replaces them with eggs for four dollars.

Although there are two yuan more, the omelet is full of nutrition and can be solved in one breakfast. Moreover, you have to have soybean milk or tofu brain to eat sesame cakes, which is much more expensive than egg filling cakes.

In fact, the price is directly related to the local economic development. The faster the local economy develops, the higher the price.

The second-tier price of a fourth-tier city like ours is actually related to the rapid economic development. Maybe in a few years, our house prices will be in line with the development of the city.