北京深圳三亚居房租收入比前三
Over 70% of 50 cities monitored had high rent-to-income ratios in June, according to a recently released report, with residents of Beijing, Shenzhen, Sanya and Shanghai spending more than 45% of their disposable personal income on rent. Shanghai-based E-house China Research and Development Institute said in the report that Beijing took the lead, with an average monthly rent of 2,748 yuan at a ratio of 58%. The southern manufacturing hub of Shenzhen, southern tourist destination of Sanya and eastern metropolis Shanghai followed with ratios of 54%, 48% and 48% respectively. The report shows only 12 out of the 50 cities monitored have reasonable rent-to-income ratios, which are usually under 25%. A total of 34 cities were found to have rent-to-income ratios between 25% and 45%, including Guangzhou, Hangzhou and Tianjin. Wang Mengwen, an analyst with the institute, said rental housing demand is still very high in large cities and integration of market forces and government subsidies is needed to ensure the sound development of this sector. |