How about Nantong?

The city of Nantong is still quite good. It is a very livable city and is currently in a stage of rapid development. There are still relatively cheap houses for sale in the urban area. It's hard to say in a few years. I estimate that it will be almost the same as Suzhou in a few years, but as the upstairs said, there are many people and the traffic in downtown is not good, but the impact is not great, and the hygiene is still ok. There may still be a gap between Nantong and Chongqing. Although I have never been to Chongqing, which is a municipality directly under the central government, don't underestimate Nantong.

The monthly salary 1700 is average, and the current house price in Nantong is four or five thousand. The key is that the housing is relatively sufficient.

As for consumption, I think the general consumption in all parts of the country is similar. Isn't the price of supermarket and KFC similar? But when it comes to electronic and digital products, Shanghai may be cheaper, but Nantong is also a place with low prices in the country, but this does not represent the consumption level of the city. Hong Kong has a high income, but it is cheap to buy a mobile phone. Can you say that consumption in Hong Kong is low? Generally speaking, the consumption in Nantong is still much worse than that in Shanghai. At least, the house price is much cheaper and the food is cheaper. For family hotels near bus stops, clean standard rooms only need 50 yuan. Is there one in Shanghai?

Generally speaking, Nantong will never let you down. I am optimistic about the future of Nantong!