Economic pressure: Graduates usually don't have a stable income source and enough funds to buy a house, so renting a house is an economic way to relieve the pressure.
Flexibility: Graduates usually need to adapt to the new working and living environment. Choosing to rent a house can provide more flexibility, and they can change their housing location at any time to adapt to the changes in work and life.
Surrounding environment: renting a house can be closer to the city center and work place, which can reduce commuting time and transportation costs. In addition, renting a house can also make it easier to get close to entertainment places and social circles to meet social needs.
Threshold of buying a house: Some cities have a high threshold of buying a house, and buying a house requires a large down payment and loan. For those who have just graduated, this threshold is difficult to cross and they can only choose to rent a house.
Maintenance cost: buying a house needs to bear all kinds of maintenance costs, while renting a house can avoid these costs and reduce the cost of living.
Generally speaking, the choice of renting or buying a house mainly depends on personal economic situation, working and living environment, lifestyle and other factors. Renting a house may be a more suitable choice for some people with greater economic pressure, higher flexibility requirements, higher purchase threshold and higher maintenance cost.