Reported 8 months ago
Assisted by financial support from the New Qingan Program, recent data from the Joint Credit Information Center indicates that middle-income women are more courageous in entering the housing market. Among last year's homebuyers, 60% had an annual income below one million, with nearly 70% of them being women. Experts suggest that with the increasing number of single women, there is a growing emphasis on economic independence, early planning for property purchases, and pursuing asset appreciation. This trend of independent female homebuyers appears to be on the rise, with many seeing buying a home as a stable investment in the face of continually rising property prices.
Source: YAHOO