At present, Shanghai's housing prices have soared to an unreachable level. As a migrant worker who works hard outside, buying a house in Shanghai is really "stressful". But if you have already enjoyed the high-quality conditions in Shanghai and you don't want to go to ordinary second-and third-tier cities, I choose to buy a house around Shanghai like the landlord. But what annoys people is that the housing prices around Shanghai are also ridiculously high. For example, in Nantong, which is known as the back garden of Shanghai, the house price in Chongchuan District of Nantong has reached more than 18 thousand, and the house price in the surrounding areas is nearly 10 thousand. Besides, Nantong has always been at a disadvantage in traffic, and it is better with the opening of Sutong Bridge. In contrast, Huzhou, as the junction of three provinces, enjoys superior geographical position, convenient transportation and much lower house prices, so I choose to settle in Huzhou. If the landlord thinks that the housing price in Shanghai is too high and wants to enjoy high-quality infrastructure, I suggest that Huzhou can be chosen. Moreover, after the opening of the Shanghai-Suzhou-Lake Railway under construction, the time from Huzhou to Shanghai Hongqiao is only 45 minutes. Do you feel that the twin cities have become the same city?