First, from the perspective of housing prices in first-tier cities, a considerable number of people are restricted, and high housing prices will discourage many people. Therefore, the second and third lines with slightly lower prices have become a suitable choice for many people, with affordable down payment and affordable mortgage.
Second, first-tier cities have a fast pace of life and a high cost of living. As we all know, first-tier cities belong to the category of 996. Even in the category of 955, we all know that commuting time is generally at least half an hour, which is only subway time, excluding bus and walking, while second-and third-tier cities may have entered the working state in half an hour. Therefore, second-and third-tier cities will have more personal time, which can be used to improve themselves, get along with their families and communicate with friends, and their happiness will be stronger.
Third, first-tier cities need high education, excellent work ability and certain resource accumulation. For most ordinary people, it is still necessary to pay more labor intensity and labor time in exchange for higher income. For those who have no emotional burden, such as the elderly, lovers and children at home, they can pay for their work at all costs. But for those who have emotional burden, the lack of affection will become an irreparable regret. Therefore, second-and third-tier cities will become a good choice, which means that it is closer to home and more convenient to travel.
Fourth, for a long time, first-tier cities will still have high demand, high price and high circulation rate, but this is a certain period of time. With the development of social economy, first-tier cities will gradually become commercial complexes, cities will become places for commercial development and people's work, and leisure life will be transferred to more livable suburbs or surrounding cities, so the next first-tier city will become the priority choice for people's lives.
Fifth, with the introduction of national policies and slogans, such as "housing and housing, not speculation", "common prosperity" and "poverty alleviation", some slow-developing second-and third-tier cities will get more utilitarian and policy deviations, so they will usher in more development opportunities. For many people from rural areas and towns, this will mean more sense of belonging. The house will naturally choose here.
To sum up: First-tier cities are still their first choice for people with high education, high working ability and resource advantages, while second-and third-tier cities are the best choice for most ordinary people.
I hope everyone has a home, a home and happiness!