Isn't the housing price in Shenzhen regulated? Why are rents still rising in some places? Who cares about this kind of thing?

On the surface, rising house prices lead to great pressure to buy a house, and rents rise accordingly, while house prices are regulated and rents should be reduced. I think there are many reasons for the phenomenon you mentioned.

1. Shenzhen is an immigrant city. At present, the renters in the rental market are mainly people who come from Shenzhen to find jobs. Some of them are ready to change rooms when the lease contract expires. This will make the supply of housing seem to be in short supply.

It is the national regulations that make some people who originally bought it start to take a wait-and-see attitude. Such reasons will also aggravate the demand for renting houses.

We know that most people buy a house by loan, but after buying a house, the landlord will rent the house as a way to relieve the pressure of mortgage. At present, the bank has been raising interest rates, which means that the monthly repayment will be more 1-200 yuan. This will also prompt the landlord to raise prices.

Fourthly, I think this reason is well known. Prices are rising, so are oil prices, and the price increase of these things is not only aimed at migrant workers, but also at landlords and bosses like us.