How many years will it take for a worker to be able to afford a 100-square-meter house?
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How many years will it take for a worker to be able to afford a 100-square-meter house?
Hehe, you can do the math: with one or two months’ worth of salary, you can buy one square meter if you live without eating or drinking. Let’s use the higher amount, That is, one month’s salary per square meter. Even if the increase in salary matches the increase in housing prices, it would take 100 months; if you have to cut back on eating and drinking, it would take 200 months. If two months’ salary is needed to buy one square meter, then just double those figures. I really hope there’s a real housing crisis in China as well – that way, maybe our dreams can come true sooner.
I don’t want to buy it anymore; I want to rent a house.
It will be difficult if there’s no loan and no external support!
Reply to 4# 654262293: Haha, Big Mouth Brother’s avatar is back again
See where you bought it – a first-tier city? Hehe, especially in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen – it’s really difficult. It’s taken almost four years to build a house in my hometown, haha
It depends on where you buy the house. What was said on the second floor is a bit one-sided.
1. Where do you want to buy a property? 2. What is the price of the property? 3. What is your income? 4. What is the local economic level (consumer spending level)?
It depends on where you buy it and what the local housing prices are like Your own level of effort, the stability of the company’s income, and whether it will keep increasing == factors.