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High Housing Prices Or The Loss Of Talent In The First Tier Cities

2010/11/23 14:36:00 43

Although the employment situation is getting warmer,

enterprise

The increase in demand for high talents is not obvious.

Under such a big background, postgraduates are constantly adjusting their positions, most of which become more realistic and cautious in temper.

The reporter surveyed fifty graduate students, including 985 "211" famous students. However, under the pressure of high housing prices and high cost, 80% of the graduate students gave up going to "go to the north".

In November 14th, Chen Gui, executive chairman of the China Real Estate Society and executive vice president of the Beijing real estate society, wrote that

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High

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And the high cost of living is the only ecological threshold for controlling the disorderly expansion of Beijing's mega cities.

This point of view was immediately questioned by most netizens, which led to numerous comment attacks. Some said absurd and some said ignorance. In short, he was pushed to the cusp of the storm, and became a hot topic of public opinion for a time.

The current situation is that his ignorance or absurdity has become a reality. The population does not need high housing price control. Many people have been frightened by high housing prices and no longer yearn for Beijing and other first tier cities.

Perhaps the purpose of controlling the population by high housing prices has been achieved, but a city has also lost more talents, taking Guangzhou as an example.

Guangzhou has an unparalleled economic advantage in other cities. Its productivity is mainly concentrated in high-end industries, especially in emerging industries, such as the electronics industry.

There are many talented people in Guangzhou, but there are not many local universities in Guangzhou. Its talents are generally migrants. A large number of foreign talents provide Guangzhou with labor and Guangzhou's development.

In the face of high housing prices, more and more people are no longer yearning for the first tier cities. Where are the talents needed for the development of the first tier cities in the future?

The surge of talent to the second tier cities will provide a large number of labor force for the second tier cities, which will surely promote the rapid development of the second tier cities. In the near future, a new pattern will emerge for the first tier cities and the second tier cities.