Should I buy a house in Kunshan or the suburbs of Shanghai?

In recent years (even decades), some suburbs of Shanghai have developed rapidly.

At least it took decades for Pudong, where I am now, to gradually develop)

Not very promising.

According to the information I have so far,

Nanhui and Fengxian are very promising, and some subways will develop there in the future.

But Qingpu and Chongming are hard to say.

My aunt owns land in Qingpu, but it is inconvenient for me to go there. Although I have a car, I have to find a driver to drive it.

It's not as convenient as the subway, and I get carsick ... what a pity.

I prefer the subway to private cars because it is environmentally friendly, cheap, convenient, fast and safe.

The rest is easy to understand, because it is underground.

Speaking of Kunshan, it is also my favorite place, because I like paper very much.

And there are more than N paper products factories, especially A4 paper, the flagship of Yalong, which is my favorite ~

A little off topic, hehe, pull it back.

I have investigated, and Kunshan is not bad in all aspects. I only know that Zhouzhuang belongs to Kunshan, but unfortunately I have never been there.

Since it belongs to Jiangsu, the geographical environment is not bad, and the traffic is naturally not bad (refer to the encyclopedia Kunshan).

But I think I must remind you that the issue of household registration is really important.

As a woman, it is inevitable to consider this issue, for the future of herself, her husband and her children.

LZ's concern is completely correct.

But when it comes to appreciation, Shanghai's appreciation potential is not as high as that of Kunshan.

Because Shanghai's housing prices are already running at an absolute high level, it is impossible to rise higher than Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is now arachis duranensis, which is terrible. ...

The average price in Shanghai Central is above 20,000.

My community is in Pudong, outside the inner ring and outside the outer ring, and the house price is 15000 (the latest offer is 90 flat 135000).

Of course, our residential area is ok, but some areas are relatively poor.

However, the average price is about 1000, and I have seen at least 9000. The position is very poor. ...

Slightly better lots and newer houses will be above 1 000.

Personally agree with LZ in household registration, but agree with your husband in appreciation.

Compared with 10000, it is obviously much easier to rise to 10000 and 54000 to 10000. ...

This is why the last time I looked at the national housing prices, I was shocked.

Speaking of the fastest price increase, Shanghai is absolutely impossible.

It is very likely that Shanghai is not among the top three fastest rising house prices)

When it comes to rising house prices, we have to mention falling house prices.

Shanghai and Beijing are both super resilient cities, and Kunshan can't compare with them.

Beijing Olympic Games is a thing of the past, but Shanghai World Expo is permanent.

I mean some permanent pavilions, although the Bird's Nest and Water Cube in Beijing can still hold competitions to make profits.

But I personally think the Expo is more attractive, hehe, because I am not interested in sports.

I think most women are like me. Obviously, women are more interested in shopping than sports.

Figuratively speaking, exercise is an interest, and shopping is a nature.

Otherwise, you can buy our community. The house price in our community has increased by 1 times in four years.

The traffic is absolutely 4 and 8, and there are supermarkets, hospitals, schools and so on around it. It is a perfect area.

It's almost the World Expo again, hehe ~ just kidding ~

It is mainly a suggestion for LZ to choose a house. Not only traffic, but also schools, supermarkets and food markets should be considered.

In Shanghai, many parents buy houses only for their children's future.

Because the schools in Shanghai are all distributed nearby, well, only primary and secondary schools.

So many people buy houses near good schools, no matter how dilapidated the houses are or how poor the lighting is.

If MM has a car, I suggest buying a bigger villa, preferably a suburb that is not too remote.

I prefer Nanhui. Two or three years ago, I thought that place definitely had appreciation potential.

At that time, I heard that there was Disney. It turns out that I was right. I guess it was built there.

Some people say it's Chongming, but I don't think it's possible because the traffic is inconvenient.

If you don't have a car, I suggest buying a small house+a bustling urban area with convenient transportation.

PS: If you are considering supporting your parents, please buy a low-rise one, such as a multi-storey 2F/3F or one with an elevator.

Although I am afraid of heights, high-rise buildings do have incomparable lighting advantages. ...