Let's first look at a table to compare the previous policy and the new policy in 2019, what kind of changes are there. From the table, we find that in 2018, the first level of big cities still practiced integral settlement, while the second level of big cities have canceled the integral settlement, and by the new policy of 2019, the first and second level of big cities have completely canceled the settlement restriction, and the settlement policy of mega mega cities has become more and more perfect and streamlined.
Statistics of resident population in urban areas of cities in 2017:
Tier 1 big cities include: Xi'an, Shenyang, Harbin, Kunming, Zhengzhou, Hangzhou, Jinan, Qingdao, Dalian, Changchun
Super mega mega cities include: Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Wuhan
So. What will be the impact of this change?
A, real estate
The abolition of settlement will allow more talent to be stationed in the potential of the big city, which faces the problem of buying a house, indirectly affecting the price of housing. Lou Lou believes that the policy will lead to some housing prices rise, such as houses around the school, the city center, because the more people crowded into the city, the competition for rare resources will increase.
But because of the speculative fever in the first few years, house prices in second-tier cities are on the high side, and the house is a bit of a surplus, in the case of supply exceeds demand, home sales should rise, but the rate of increase will not be too big.
Two, education
The educational resources of the big cities are certainly better than those of small cities and rural areas, and the abolition of the settlement will make more people want to go to the big city to receive an education in the small city, and there is no such thing as a "student borrower". This will inevitably lead to a strain on education resources.
Lou Lou hopes on the one hand that more and more children can receive a good education, and on the other hand hopes that the newly settled students will not intensify the pressure of competition in education.
Three, talent retention
When the abolition of settlement implemented for many years, will inevitably make the second-tier cities to develop rapidly. Because of the implementation of the policy, there will be two ends of the influx of talent, on the one hand, small cities of talented people want to second-tier cities to develop, on the other hand, when they see their hometowns have room for development, and is willing to return from the megacities of the talented people.
This slows down the pressure on megacities and provides new opportunities for talent in smaller cities, thus reducing the impact of household registration on talent development.