I came to Shenzhen ten years late and missed the low house price. Should I buy a house now after 1985?

1, China is too big and there are too many cities, and the situation in each city is very different. The process of urbanization in China is the process of population flowing from rural areas to county towns, county towns to second-tier cities, and second-tier cities to first-tier cities. First-tier cities are always limited, and these housing prices in Beishangguang can only rise.

2. There are first-,second-and third-tier cities in China. Only first-tier cities have house fever, and Shenzhen is obviously a first-tier city.

Now everyone is shouting that the fourth single tide is coming, saying that there are as many as 200 million single men and women. If calculated according to the single rate of China 14%, it means that 28 million of these 200 million people are unmarried. If they are married, they need 6.5438+0.4 million sets; if they are single, they need 28 million sets. In this way, the house needs 6.5438+0.4 million sets at a time. These are all just needed. China's total inventory is only 6 million sets, accounting for 42% of the demand.

6. Every year, 8 million college students graduate in China. If they get married, they need a 4 million house. If they don't get married, they need a house of 8 million. There are also graduated college students and graduate students. Look at some potatoes coming home. Aren't they all settled in Beishangguang?

So my conclusion is that Beishangguang can only go up, and the houses in the county can go down.