The report refers to Beijing's 25-year income to buy a suite to speed up the property gap

Washington (reporter Yang Huayun) The income gap of Beijing residents has been expanding over the past few years, 20% of the disposable income of high-income earners is 4.3 times times the disposable income of 20% low income persons.　　The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Beijing University of Technology yesterday jointly released the 2010 Beijing Society Construction Analysis Report, the report said Beijing still faces high housing prices in social construction challenges. High house prices accelerated property gap the report points out that the income gap between urban and rural residents in Beijing in 2009 reached 1:2.23. The industry gap is even more pronounced, with a minimum monthly wage ratio of 1:8.2 to the highest monthly wage income.　　Of the urban residents, 20% of the high-income groups per capita disposable income of 50816 yuan, and 20% Low income group per capita disposable income of only 11729 yuan, the former is 4.3 times times the latter. High house prices have accelerated the property gap among Beijing residents. 2009 Beijing Urban and rural residents ' income increased by about 10%, but the house prices soared 73.5%, the beginning of the year to buy a 1 million yuan of houses, the annual asset income reached more than 700,000 yuan.　　The distance between the property owners and those without property is rapidly growing. House price income ratio of 25:1 report that the rapid rise in housing prices in Beijing has significantly exceeded the average family's ability to pay. 2008 Beijing Urban residents per capita disposable income of 24725 yuan, disposable income of 64285 yuan, in general family per household residential area of 90 square meters, November 2009 Beijing housing average price of 17810 yuan/square meters, to pay 1.6 million yuan,　　Equivalent to the average family's disposable income for 25, the home price income ratio is 25:1. The most important reason for the housing price rise caused by the shortage of subsidized houses is that the supply of housing is inadequate. Blue Book suggested that Beijing should put 60% of people into the security policy system, 20% of the residents (middle-income and middle and low income) can enjoy the two-room policy, 20% of the residents (Low-and middle-income) can rent public rental housing or buy affordable housing, 20% of the residents (low-income) can enjoy affordable housing, Public rental and low-rent housing policy.