High rents allow fresh graduates to flee a first-tier city

The Network of Excellence launched the "Rent boom what do you do?" "The survey showed that 51% of participants had already gone through the process of rising rents, while those who temporarily did not rise said rents were expected to rise after the house expired. Among the participants who said rents had risen, 58% per cent thought the rise in rents had affected their quality of life. The 200 yuan rent increase has become acceptable demarcation point.　　More than 60% per cent of respondents said they could accept a rise of 200 yuan and below, while the percentage of recipients fell to 43% per cent when they reached more than 500 yuan. Facing the rising rent, college graduates face more heavy pressure than the previous shige. This allows 35% of fresh students to choose to leave the first-tier cities, to the two or three-line city to seek development. Because the rent is too high to choose to flee the first-tier cities of the workers accounted for 23% of the total survey, they chose to go back to their home development. It is noteworthy that the selection of participants to leave the graduating students are no longer the main force, accounting for only 38%. Xinhua