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I am loving this China travel series! I so want to visit China so so badly! This makes me want to come even more! Thanks for sharing your beautiful country and I look forward to your future vlogs.
It seems expensive by Chinese standards, but in a city, like New York City, or Los Angeles, that would likely be something like 12 grand a month. A studio apartment in New York City is like four or five grand a month. It’s such a wonderful spacious apartment. My buddy lives in Shanghai, and has been for the last five years or so. I want to go visit him possibly next year.
Price of condo in city center is dropping but not by much I was working for a company base in Shanghai 5 yr ago it was 780 USD for a loft studio it is a little cheaper now it is much cheaper outside city center even in hangzhou or Suzhou is better less people only 2 hr by train.
She must have leased the apartment at the height of the property bubble as $4,000 now for that apartment is overpaying and she can get it now for $3,000 month. Shanghai now like Beijing is in a major recession and it is getting worse by the month. Most foreigners have left and the "French quarter" now has a lot of apartments sitting empty. More and more foreign businesses are pulling out of China permanently. Watch the videos below that you can search in RUclips that I put in quotes for the title of the videos. It will show you what is going on in the tier-1 cities in China. It isn't pretty. That is why there is an explosion on RUclips on videos of China to try and get people to visit China. "80% Foreigners Have Left Shanghai, FDI Falls for 12th Consecutive Month" Some Shanghai netizens discovered that the number of registered students in international schools and housing rental data show a sharp decline in the foreign population, possibly exceeding 80%. In areas where foreigners used to live, there are visibly fewer foreigners, especially Westerners from Europe and America. This phenomenon is not only seen in Shanghai but also in other major cities and economically strong second-tier cities. The main reason for this is the withdrawal of many foreign enterprises and investment companies, leading foreign managers and technicians from Europe and America to return home. "Shanghai Landlords Desperate, Offload Homes That Can’t Sell Even With $10M Cuts" In the wake of China's economic sluggishness and the collapse of the real estate market, luxury home prices in first-tier cities have plummeted. The once unshakeable myth of upscale properties as a safe investment has been shattered. Years of savings for homeowners have turned to dust, leaving the populace lamenting these "woeful times." "Great Depression in Beijing and Shanghai, 10 Veteran Department Stores Close in Just Over 3 Months" This plaza's emptiness is surprising given its location near the bustling Maoming North Road pedestrian street and opposite the famous Wangjia Sha. Hengchi Automobile's flagship showroom used to occupy this space. Some Hengchi logos are still on the walls. Hengchi, is an electric vehicle brand under the Evergrande Group. Evergrande chairman Xu Jiayin had high hopes for it. However, due to Evergrande's debt issues and delays in Hengchi's mass production, the market outlook is bleak. Questions arise as to why such a prime location remains unoccupied. The closure of Shanghai's department stores has sparked concerns about economic decline in the Chinese metropolis. On February 5, 2024, Shanghai's classic department store, Shanghai 600, established in 1952, announced its closure. Netizens lament the changes in Shanghai's retail landscape. Shanghai 600 is closing, Pacific Department Store is already shuttered, and Plaza 66 and Oriental Department Store aren’t what they used to be. After the pandemic, many shops have noticeably ceased operations, and the nostalgic bustle of historic Xujiahui is no more. "Foreigners Gone, Businesses Shut, Overgrown Weeds: Shanghai Currently Experiences Severe Desolation" The decline of Shanghai can be seen in the changing consumption patterns of professionals in the city's financial sector. A Tencent News report from January 12th, which garnered significant social attention, described a popular restaurant in Shanghai's Bund Financial City with an average spend of 500 yuan per person, experiencing only one table of diners during lunchtime. This situation highlights the end of the era of high-salary in Shanghai's financial circles.
What is the actual name of Voice of China called? I can't find anything on the internet. Is it Singer? Maybe you have a link! Would love to watch, thank you.
Wow 4 grand thats wild. I had an offer of an 8000 rmb housing stipend but that seems like it won't help much. I guess living further from the city center might help but still.
@@ByancaG that's probably key. I think my work site was gonna be in Songjiang anyway so maybe it would be better to stay close to work. Hard to know from far away.
@@rizzletronSongjiang is way way way cheaper for sure. I live in the same neighborhood as her, for a decent 2brs with elevators and updated decoration, it could range from 12K to 16K CNY.
Can u make a video for which form of payment do u use in China? Like which apps ( ali pay or WeChat pay or any other method) of how use to paid for ur daily expenses. Thanks.
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I am loving this China travel series! I so want to visit China so so badly! This makes me want to come even more! Thanks for sharing your beautiful country and I look forward to your future vlogs.
thank you very much! a train video just about to go live!
Welcome to Shanghai! One of my favorite influencers.🤩
Haha thank you so much!
That 3 bdrm is a little on the higher end to be honest i've seen much cheaper luxury high rise apartments near city centre for cheaper
4000 USD!? Wow Shanghai is expensive. She must make a ton of money if she live alone there.
China is nice, thank you for sharing 😊👍 Hope to visit and explore one day 😊
Please do!
It seems expensive by Chinese standards, but in a city, like New York City, or Los Angeles, that would likely be something like 12 grand a month. A studio apartment in New York City is like four or five grand a month. It’s such a wonderful spacious apartment. My buddy lives in Shanghai, and has been for the last five years or so. I want to go visit him possibly next year.
Two most expensive cities in the world to live 🥹
Wonderful video 😊 thank you for sharing 🙏
Thanks for watching!
What a cool neighborhood in Shanghai --- outdoor eateries, lots of trees, great walking area --- I prefer this to the Bund.
Yes I agree
Price of condo in city center is dropping but not by much I was working for a company base in Shanghai 5 yr ago it was 780 USD for a loft studio it is a little cheaper now it is much cheaper outside city center even in hangzhou or Suzhou is better less people only 2 hr by train.
Thanks for the information 🙏🏽
She must have leased the apartment at the height of the property bubble as $4,000 now for that apartment is overpaying and she can get it now for $3,000 month. Shanghai now like Beijing is in a major recession and it is getting worse by the month. Most foreigners have left and the "French quarter" now has a lot of apartments sitting empty. More and more foreign businesses are pulling out of China permanently. Watch the videos below that you can search in RUclips that I put in quotes for the title of the videos. It will show you what is going on in the tier-1 cities in China. It isn't pretty. That is why there is an explosion on RUclips on videos of China to try and get people to visit China.
"80% Foreigners Have Left Shanghai, FDI Falls for 12th Consecutive Month"
Some Shanghai netizens discovered that the number of registered students in international schools and housing rental data show a sharp decline in the foreign population, possibly exceeding 80%. In areas where foreigners used to live, there are visibly fewer foreigners, especially Westerners from Europe and America. This phenomenon is not only seen in Shanghai but also in other major cities and economically strong second-tier cities. The main reason for this is the withdrawal of many foreign enterprises and investment companies, leading foreign managers and technicians from Europe and America to return home.
"Shanghai Landlords Desperate, Offload Homes That Can’t Sell Even With $10M Cuts"
In the wake of China's economic sluggishness and the collapse of the real estate market, luxury home prices in first-tier cities have plummeted. The once unshakeable myth of upscale properties as a safe investment has been shattered. Years of savings for homeowners have turned to dust, leaving the populace lamenting these "woeful times."
"Great Depression in Beijing and Shanghai, 10 Veteran Department Stores Close in Just Over 3 Months"
This plaza's emptiness is surprising given its location near the bustling Maoming North Road pedestrian street and opposite the famous Wangjia Sha. Hengchi Automobile's flagship showroom used to occupy this space. Some Hengchi logos are still on the walls. Hengchi, is an electric vehicle brand under the Evergrande Group. Evergrande chairman Xu Jiayin had high hopes for it. However, due to Evergrande's debt issues and delays in Hengchi's mass production, the market outlook is bleak. Questions arise as to why such a prime location remains unoccupied.
The closure of Shanghai's department stores has sparked concerns about economic decline in the Chinese metropolis. On February 5, 2024, Shanghai's classic department store, Shanghai 600, established in 1952, announced its closure. Netizens lament the changes in Shanghai's retail landscape. Shanghai 600 is closing, Pacific Department Store is already shuttered, and Plaza 66 and Oriental Department Store aren’t what they used to be. After the pandemic, many shops have noticeably ceased operations, and the nostalgic bustle of historic Xujiahui is no more.
"Foreigners Gone, Businesses Shut, Overgrown Weeds: Shanghai Currently Experiences Severe Desolation"
The decline of Shanghai can be seen in the changing consumption patterns of professionals in the city's financial sector. A Tencent News report from January 12th, which garnered significant social attention, described a popular restaurant in Shanghai's Bund Financial City with an average spend of 500 yuan per person, experiencing only one table of diners during lunchtime. This situation highlights the end of the era of high-salary in Shanghai's financial circles.
keeping good work
Thank you for the support!
Shanghai is really beautiful
Agreed!
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Hello there!
What is the actual name of Voice of China called? I can't find anything on the internet. Is it Singer? Maybe you have a link! Would love to watch, thank you.
Sing! China
Maybe you just copy and paste this 👉🏻 中国好声音
murah banget donk 😁
Wow 4 grand thats wild. I had an offer of an 8000 rmb housing stipend but that seems like it won't help much. I guess living further from the city center might help but still.
It’s a serviced apartment it’s cheap for China standards
Ye there are lots of people would take hours of subway to work everyday for more affordable accommodations
@@ByancaG that's probably key. I think my work site was gonna be in Songjiang anyway so maybe it would be better to stay close to work. Hard to know from far away.
@@rizzletronSongjiang is way way way cheaper for sure. I live in the same neighborhood as her, for a decent 2brs with elevators and updated decoration, it could range from 12K to 16K CNY.
Can u make a video for which form of payment do u use in China? Like which apps ( ali pay or WeChat pay or any other method) of how use to paid for ur daily expenses. Thanks.
That’s a good suggestion! Will definitely arrange that!
China is very nice and you to
Thank you!
You welcome ❤
did your friend have an social media where we can support her ?
Please find her Instagram: SUADAI YANG
Hi Byanca, are you from the US?
Nope , she is from China
@@annadesiehaha thanks
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Two beautiful women. Nice lunch spot.
Thank you!
If I don't have someone to talk to then why is this person name dakota Rachel g. With #jasminetan #thuydannguyen see how I am doing while in Dominican court.
hello
Hey!
how are you
Some people living in the socialist country who behaves like those living in the Islamist country. Less mannered and rude
Super cute
What country are you from? Why in China?
I’m from China 🤣