A Study on Housing Affordability of Urban Residents in China
Jin Yu-chao
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Jin Yu-chao
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This paper studies the housing affordability of urban residents in China.Firstly,we measure the housing affordability using the house price to income ratio,housing affordability index and residual income approach.Then we make a comparative research on China′s urban residents′ housing affordability from three aspects,that is,historical change,regional difference and income stratum difference.The results suggest that the income capability of the lowest-and low-income strata cannot meet their housing demands in the housing market.Housing affordability of the middle-and low-income groups demonstrates a falling trend,and the gap of housing affordability among regions is persistently widened.
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This paper studies the housing affordability of urban residents in China.Firstly,we measure the housing affordability using the house price to income ratio,housing affordability index and residual income approach.Then we make a comparative research on China′s urban residents′ housing affordability from three aspects,that is,historical change,regional difference and income stratum difference.The results suggest that the income capability of the lowest-and low-income strata cannot meet their housing demands in the housing market.Housing affordability of the middle-and low-income groups demonstrates a falling trend,and the gap of housing affordability among regions is persistently widened.
Key concepts: China, Index (typography), Middle income, Demographic economics, Falling (accident), Affordable housing, Low income, Household income