Why did you leave Suzhou? What is the reason?

I especially want to leave Suzhou recently because of the house price. My husband and I are both rural, with a monthly income of nearly 20 thousand. Because they are in a different place, he is in Shanghai and I am in Suzhou. Didn't buy a house before marriage, ready to have a baby. I think I have to buy a house and let my children grow up beside me in the future. I have seen the house price and plan to buy it in a city. It's best to stay close to the subway and go to work in the park by subway every day, but the house price there is almost more than 2 million, and the down payment plus various taxes should be at least 700 thousand. Sometimes I think that if I go back to my hometown and buy a house in the city, there is no pressure at all. The consumption there is low and the house price is ok. There are almost all big cities and small cities, and the hukou is still "local". In contrast, it is really attractive to spend less money to live a higher quality of life.

Why did you leave Suzhou? Let me express my opinion.

1 I have been in Suzhou for 9 years. After graduation, I came to Suzhou from school. I got a job in an industrial park at that time. At that time, my monthly salary was about 3500, including food and shelter. To tell the truth, our salary was still relatively high at that time. I study in Nanjing. At that time, the salary of recent graduates in Nanjing was about 1500 to 1800, and I didn't necessarily have food and shelter. So my salary was envied by many students in my class at that time. At that time, the house price was about 8,000 yuan, there was no subway, the traffic was inconvenient, it was inconvenient to go out, and there were no such high-rise buildings and commercial squares in the park. If you want to go out for dinner, you should go to Huxi or near Guanqian Street, where there are relatively few people nearby. At that time, there were few traffic jams on the road. Unlike holidays, there were people everywhere and traffic jams everywhere, which led to going out now.

Great changes have taken place in Suzhou in recent years. Many high-rise buildings and commercial squares have been built, such as the famous autumn trousers, the Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium, various new buildings, subway 1 Line 2/Line 4, and Line 5/6 under construction. The traffic is more and more developed, and it is more and more convenient to travel. Every year, GDP leads the province, which leads to higher and higher housing prices and higher rents, which are rising every year.

The rapid economic development in Suzhou has driven housing prices and local consumption, but the wage increase of migrant workers does not match the housing prices at all. Many people can't afford to buy a house, so they can only rent it, which leads to a sharp rise in rent.

A large part of the monthly salary is paid to the landlord, and you can't save much money in a year. In addition, the hometown is developing well now, and there are many employment opportunities, which can be taken care of by the elderly and children. So many people left Suzhou to work in their hometown, especially in the past two years, it is difficult for many factories to recruit workers. This has a lot to do with the departure of personnel.

Nothing is absolute. Many people left, but many people came in. After all, Suzhou is a quasi-first-tier city with good development and many employment opportunities. There are still many people who come to Suzhou to work and buy houses, and get a salary of 5,000 yuan in their hometown, but they can get 1000 yuan or more in Suzhou. Big cities have the advantages of big cities, and there are not so many routines and employment opportunities in small cities. As long as they have the ability, they can find higher wages.

Therefore, I can't leave my own considerations. The above is my opinion. I hope it helps you. Thank you.

Tell me how I feel. I have been in Suzhou for almost two years. I worked in Beijing for eight or nine years before because my children came to Suzhou to go to school. I have considered Ningbo, Zhengzhou and Jiaxing before, and finally chose Suzhou to settle down at the suggestion of my friends. I have a bad feeling about Suzhou, mainly because I don't like it (northerners). On the bright side, Suzhou is more livable than other cities, less congested and with a normal pace. Finally, I suggest that you can stay in a better city. It's been ten years since you graduated from college. At first, everyone's salary was similar or even insufficient, but after five or six years, the city you choose may decide your fate.

After living in Suzhou for 4 years, I don't recommend going back to my hometown to have my hair done. You can work in Suzhou and buy a house in your hometown. The salary in your hometown is too low. In fact, the consumption level of each city is similar, mainly reflected in housing prices. You can buy a better house in your hometown, and the rent can cover the rent in Suzhou, so the pressure will be less. Also, I don't know what to do when I go home, and there is no circle of friends. Everything has to start over. People under 30 can still have the capital to start over, but people around 40 are too difficult. There are old people in the world and little people in the world, and the pressure is too great. My little advice.

16 bought a house, and now I feel that life is still passable. If I buy a house now, I think it is better to go back to northern Jiangsu, and the living facilities are basically the same. Besides, I feel that business is not good now! Insecure. I bought a house in Xiangcheng, and the school where my children go to school is similar to that in my hometown town! Bad road traffic.

Suzhou is a place with low income but high housing prices.

I have three colleagues with master's degrees who have left Suzhou because they can't afford to buy a house. Other additional reasons are: no boyfriend, no sense of belonging, and unsatisfactory work.

That's not your hometown. What are you doing here? Might as well go back to my hometown.

I have bought a house in Suzhou, but I can't afford a big house. Recently, I am considering selling my house back to Wuhu, Anhui. It's tangled Do any friends give me some advice?

Suzhou never left.

Whether you leave or stay. Give yourself a combination of short-term career planning and long-term or even lifelong career planning. Then give your family a plan. Then, under the planning, I lived psychologically. Naked resignation returned to his hometown? Personally, I think it is very risky.