The report said that the return of home buyers to reproduce boom Beijing outflows accounted for the highest proportion

China News Service, Beijing In recent years, due to factors such as talent incentives and home purchase subsidy policies introduced by some second- and third-tier cities, the tide of home buying has continued to rise. In the Spring Festival of the past few years, the Midwest cities have heard from time to time the news that property prices have increased due to home buying.

The Internet property information service platform Anjuke released the "2017-2018 Return to Home Property Report" on the 6th, saying that among the first-tier cities in 2017, the number of people returning home from Beijing is the highest, while those in the first-tier cities are Suzhou, Chengdu and Hangzhou. The proportion of people returning home to home ownership in Nanjing and other cities ranks in the front rank.

According to the statistics of the outflow of people from the report, the migration of people from first-tier cities to their homes has mainly flowed to neighboring provinces and cities or other places in the province. For example, the top three cities that returned from Beijing to return home are Baoding, Tianjin, and Shijiazhuang; Shanghai is Nantong, Suzhou, and Hefei; Guangzhou is Foshan, Zhanjiang, and Shantou. In the new tier-1 cities, the “floating people” returning home to their destinations are mainly based on intra-provincial migration. During the Spring Festival, the most popular returning home buyers are also concentrated in the surrounding areas.

Judging from the influx of people, the major home buyers returning home in 2017 were Jiangsu, Guangdong, and Anhui, among which Yancheng, Suzhou, and Nantong three cities returned home with the highest number of home buyers.

The tide of home buying back was driven by multiple factors. According to Zhang Bo, chief analyst of Anju Ke, from the perspective of objective factors, first of all, the development of urban areas in China is becoming increasingly balanced. Under the conditions of first-tier cities' population capacity and employment opportunities tend to be saturated, “new first-tier cities” have a huge potential for development. Second, The advancement of technology and the improvement of facilities have accelerated the development of the domestic transportation network. The convenient and quick travel mode has brought the distance between the “floating race” and the family closer, making it easier to return home.

In addition, compared with the higher settlement conditions and restrictions on purchase conditions in big cities, the “new first-line” and second-tier cities have actively introduced many benefits such as talent policies and home purchase subsidies to attract talents to return home. For example, high-caliber talents in Chongqing can enjoy the protection of housing benefits, with subsidies of up to 2 million yuan.

Zhang Bo pointed out that in addition to objective factors, some subjective factors, such as the actual needs of caring for parents and children, the emotional needs of building hometowns, and the inner ownership of home life, have also driven the need to return home. Under the combined effects of subjective and objective factors, more and more people have joined the army of returning home to buy a home. (Finish)

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