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202 1 Beijing second quarter property satisfaction survey report released! Year-on-year decrease 1.8

Recently, a number of platforms released real estate-related data for the first half of 20021,including changes in house prices, sales volume and property satisfaction. Let's take a look at the results of the questionnaire survey of urban depositors in Beijing in the second quarter of 2002/KLOC-0 just released by the central bank.

Among them, the residents' current price satisfaction index is 30.9, which is 1.8 and 1.9 points lower than the same period of last year and last quarter respectively. Judging from the future price expectation, the residents' future price expectation index is 54.6, which is 3.9 and 4.6 points higher than the same period last year and last quarter respectively.

The current employment feeling index of residents was 40.3, up 6.4 points over the same period of last year and 2.9 points over the previous quarter. Among them, the proportion of residents who think that "the situation is good and employment is easy" has increased by 3.2 percentage points compared with the previous quarter. Judging from the future employment situation, the residents' employment expectation index is 47.7, which is 7.6 and 3.9 points higher than the same period last year and last quarter respectively.

Residents' current income perception index was 46.4, up 4.4 points from the same period of last year and down 1 point from the previous quarter. Judging from the expectation of future income, the confidence index of residents' future income is 46.3, which is 4 1. 1 point higher than the same period of last year and last quarter respectively.

In addition, at the current level of prices and interest rates, 30.7% of residents tend to "consume more", up by 7 and 9.3 percentage points respectively over the same period last year and last quarter; 49.5% residents tend to "save more", which are 7.4 and 3 percentage points lower than the same period last year and last quarter respectively. 19.8% residents tend to "invest more", up 0.4 percentage points from the same period last year and down 6.3 percentage points from the previous quarter.

From the perspective of future consumption choices, the top three consumption expenditures preferred by residents are "tourism", "commodities" and "medical care" in turn, with the selection ratios of 27.7%, 23.7% and 20. 1% respectively.

From the perspective of saving purposes, the top three preferred saving purposes and uses of residents are "old-age care, disease prevention, unemployment prevention", "accident prevention" and "education", with the selection ratios of 565, 438+0%, 35% and 27.6% respectively.