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本帖最后由 bungyjumping999 于 2019-7-4 20:19 编辑
They only think of the present generation. When their children are going to university, looking for jobs, the children are likely thinking about Auckland...... by then the children face the same issue of expensive housing.
So, many (grown-up children) moves to Australia such as Melbourne, Sydney to jump start their career.
Moving to smaller towns is a curse and the curse will come back to bite the next generation. Of course, kiwi won't care much about this issue, it is a matter of lifestyle.
If you look at Melbourne, similar pattern, many new immigrants will stay in the city, whereas local move away, houses sold to new immigrants and slowly, the city is full of immigrants with fewer and fewer locals. Certain suburbs will attract certain immigrants cos they found some similarities and common food, and common neighbours that made them feel safe and secure in a new city.
In 10-20 years time, it is going to be the same issue, houses are not going to get cheaper, it has a momentary setback and retrieves, but the same old issue of expensive housing and city progression will never go away. Rather than running away from it, might well face up to it.
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