First, the population in the county is relatively dense.

Most of the economically prosperous rural families send their children to study in the county towns.

There are less than 300 students in our township schools, primary school + junior high school, and most of the rest choose to go to cities to go to school.

Flooded into the county, either renting or buying a house.

I have been studying for more than ten years, so buying a house is more cost-effective.

This is why families who basically go to the county to study are buying houses in the county one after another.

Secondly, employees of township personnel units and teachers will basically choose to buy houses in the nearest county.

Therefore, if there is a lot of demand, housing prices will naturally rise.

Second, currency appreciation.

In the past, families generally saved money by depositing it in banks to earn interest, or by buying bank financing, funds, etc. However, now that the interest rate is too low and investment risks are high and many other factors, more and more people will choose to invest in real estate. The real estate market is good.

If you do, you can earn hundreds of thousands in two or three years, and even if your house doesn't go up, you'll still be there.

Therefore, there is more investment in houses in the county.

Third, there are many people returning home to buy property.

Nowadays, many young people basically work outside. Due to factors such as restrictions on buying houses outside or excessive housing prices, houses are much cheaper than those in their hometown in the county, and they can also buy a relatively larger area.

Therefore, some people will choose to buy a house in a county away from home. The house price is low, and it will be convenient to return to their hometown frequently when they get old.

So this is also the reason why houses in the county are easy to sell.

Therefore, it is not surprising that the increase in housing prices in the county is also based on market demand.