In these areas of Hong Kong, where do many rich people live?

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BEIJING, March 3 1 Sunday According to Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, the income of Hong Kong people has shrunk under the impact of the financial tsunami. Last year, the average household income was only 6.5438+0.75 million yuan, which was 2.7% lower than the monthly income of 6.5438+0.8 million yuan in 2008. Compared with Hong Kong 18 District, Wanchai District still sits firmly at the top of the income list, with a monthly income of 27,000 yuan. But last year, the income of residents in this district was also the highest in all districts, earning 3000 yuan less every month.

Sham Shui Po, on the other hand, has never been lifted out of poverty, with a monthly income of 6.5438+0.38 million yuan as the poorest division. However, the income of residents in this area is similar to that of the previous year, which can be regarded as a successful fight against the impact of the economic downturn. As for residents in Tai Po and outlying islands, they even "outperformed the market" and their income increased slightly last year.

On the 30th, the Census and Statistics Department published the Report on Population and Household Statistics by District Councils, outlining the demographic characteristics of Hong Kong last year. The impact of the financial tsunami that broke out at the end of 2008 was obvious in people's monthly salary last year. According to the report of the Census and Statistics Department, the average monthly income of Hong Kong families last year was only 1.75 million yuan, which was lower than that of 500 yuan in 2008 and returned to the level of 2007.

According to the District Council 18 zoning, last year, the household income in Wan Chai District ranked first in the list of continuous income, with an average monthly income of 27,000 yuan. However, compared with all districts in Hong Kong, the household income in this district has the largest decline, which is 10% lower than the monthly income of 30,000 yuan in the previous year, and the monthly income is fully reduced by 3,000 yuan.

Sham Shui Po, where grass roots are concentrated, is still the poorest area in Hong Kong, with an average monthly income of 6.5438+0.38 million yuan. But in fact, the monthly income of residents in this area is the same as that of the previous year and has not been significantly affected.

It is worth noting that in the past year, the average household income in 18 district, except for residents in Tai Po district and outlying islands district, still earned 300 yuan and 100 yuan per month, and almost all families in each district decreased by 400-3,000 yuan. Apart from the sharp drop in the income of Wan Chai residents, the average household income in Central and Western District, Tsuen Wan and Tuen Mun all dropped last year 100. The average household income in North District, which is no longer rich, even dropped by 65,438 yuan +0, 200 yuan. Compared with last year, the monthly income of households decreased by 7.2% year-on-year, the second largest decline outside Wan Chai.

At the end of last year, the property market picked up in an all-round way, and the scale, price and transaction volume of buildings increased steadily. However, this report does not reflect that the overall proportion of households owning their own homes in Hong Kong is 52.3%, that is, almost half of them own their own properties. However, compared with 52.7% in the previous year, it can be seen that the proportion has declined, which does not necessarily correspond to the situation of the property market last year.

Some people in the real estate industry believe that this may be related to the fact that many overseas people have come to Hong Kong to enter the market, and some Hong Kong people have turned to renting out for profit when they saw the property prices rising. Among the districts, Central and Western District, Wan Chai District, Tai Po District and Sai Kung District have the largest number of "home buyers", and the proportion of households who own their own homes exceeds 60%. There are more "snails without shells" in Kwun Tong and Kwai Tsing, and only 35.3% and 33.2% of households own their own homes.