美国租房需求达近50年最高，在哪个城市当房东最赚钱？

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美国租房需求达近50年最高，在哪个城市当房东最赚钱？
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皮尤研究中心日前分析发现，越来越多美国人倾向于选择租房，达到近50年来最高值。

根据美国人口调查局的房地产数据，2006年至2016年间，美国新增家庭760万，但其中选择购买房屋的家庭相对较少，而选择租房的家庭比例大幅增加，其份额从2006年的31.2%上升到2016年的36.6%。

这一数字已非常接近1965年达到的最高点37%。

然而，更多美国人选择租房居住并非因为不愿意购置房屋。

据皮尤研究中心调查，有72%的租客表示愿意在未来选择买房，65%的租客表示他们是由于生活环境而被迫选择租房。

绝大多数租房者表示，是由于经济原因而选择租房。

另一方面，美国待售房产不足的情况日益严重。



媒体报道指出，在目前相对健康的经济环境下，人们对房屋的需求保持旺盛。

据皮尤研究中心分析，过去十年间，特定人群如年轻人、非白人群体和教育程度较人士更有可能选择租房。他们的租房比例呈持续增长趋势。

然而，对于一些原本不太倾向于租房的群体，包括白人群体和中年人，其租房比例也有所增长。

从年龄层上来看，35岁以下的年轻人仍然是最倾向于租房居住的人群，其租房比例高达65%，远高于2006年的57%。


而对于35岁至44岁的美国家庭，租房比例也呈明显上升趋势，从2006年的31%上升至2016年的41%。对于45岁到64岁的美国家庭，租房比例也从2006年的22%上升到2016年的28%。但对于更年长的美国民众即65岁以上群体，租房比例始终维持在20%左右。

那么，在哪个城市当做包租公包租婆当房东赚租子呢？

调查发现，同样一栋2000平方尺的好学区房子，在加州80万美元，在亚特兰大、奥兰多、达拉斯等城市却只有三十万美元左右. 而租金收益方面, 加州大约为2500美元/月，而在亚特兰大、奥兰多、达拉斯等城市却能租1700美元/月，所以，同样80万美元的投资额，加州的租金收入则只有2500美元，上述的另外三个城市的租金则可以买2.5套房产，租金收入可达到3400美元/月或更高。

Source: https://mp.weixin.qq.com

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