Interpretation of Beijing's long-term rental apartment policy

Recently, there have been reports about long-term rental apartments, and this industrial plan has attracted everyone's attention. Long-term rental of apartments is one of the industries that have been vigorously developed in China in the past two years. This move has also effectively implemented the policy that "houses are used for living, not for speculation". Recently, Beijing's long-term rental apartment policy was introduced. Let's take a look together.

Around the country, the rental market is vigorously developed around pilot cities, and August is the peak of all kinds of encouragement documents. Generally speaking, most cities are still in the preparatory stage of optimizing the leasing market, and the same rights in leasing and selling and increasing leasing supply are only implemented in some first-and second-tier cities (Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, etc.). ). Through the division of four regions, the policy changes of long-term renting apartments in major cities are given.

Through combing, we can find that the supervision system of land supply, construction and lease market in various places has broadened the development of capital lease rights, and all regions have developed to a certain extent, which has promoted the institutional innovation and development of collective land, property houses and lease rights. The construction of long-term rental apartments will be strongly supported this year.

As a first-tier city in China, Beijing is one of the first pilot cities approved by the Ministry of Land and Resources to use collective construction land to build rental housing. Since 20 1 1, Beijing has successively carried out pilot projects of rental housing in five collective land plots, including Fangping Town in Chaoyang District, 35 1 in Wenquan Town, Tangjialing in Haidian District and Beiqijia Town in Changping District, and * * * built about12,800 sets of rental housing, thus expanding the financing channels for rental housing construction.

Collective land lease has obvious advantages such as standardized service and low price. Leased houses for collective land construction in Beijing are rented by the district government at the market price, and then rented to low-and middle-income families at the price of public rental housing. The difference is partly subsidized by the government, and a lease management service station is set up in the project, which greatly improves the service management level and is conducive to improving the sense of belonging and quality of life of the majority of rented families.

In the next few years, Beijing will further increase the supply of rental housing, and it is estimated that 500,000 sets of rental housing will be built, mainly through collective construction land arrangement. This year is the first year to vigorously promote the construction of rental housing. So far, last year, the plots of collective land construction rental housing projects in various districts of Beijing have been basically determined, and now the project implementation plan is being stepped up. The focus is on the layout of adjacent industrial parks, transportation hubs and new towns. The surrounding municipal facilities and public service facilities are relatively perfect, and the transportation is more convenient, which fully meets the housing needs of the surrounding employed population, promotes the integration of production and city, and takes into account the balance between occupation and residence.