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原帖由 醉酒当歌 于 2006-8-30 23:05 发表
1 l1 p# ?7 P0 V) X: L( r现在每一个月来3000人,每年人口才增长4%.房价半年内长了50%.
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& G% A5 F* f# w9 @( }' K1 vHere I would say you might be making a mistake. The house price is not proportionally related to population in that city.
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For example, if here only 5 houses in market, but 6 families really need housing, the price might get so high that the last one would not afford it, or the last one prefer renting a place somewhere if rental be more affordable for him. This $ number might be the sale price; R# U" d+ N3 {* m) e+ v
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So, even 1% population increasing may cause 200% housing price jump up, subject to rental, income and affordability.
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8 E$ @) Y6 r+ i$ M; W: }4 |7 NPlease be carefull when we use any numbers when talking the housing market, that is also the main reason why we generally use a statistical data rather than a number conducted from any formula. |
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