“真金白银”投资于人 湖南株洲出台楼市新政支持人才购房

Core Viewpoint - Zhuzhou, a third-tier city in Hunan, has become a net inflow city for talent, attracting nearly 40,000 university graduates over the past three years, supported by various policies aimed at stabilizing and improving the real estate market [2][11]. Group 1: Talent Attraction and Policies - Zhuzhou has been recognized as one of the "Top 100 Cities for Talent Attraction" in China for six consecutive years, leveraging its strengths in industries such as rail transit and advanced materials [2]. - The local government has introduced measures to support housing for university graduates, including subsidies for first-time homebuyers with certain qualifications [2][3]. - The talent housing subsidy standards include 50,000 yuan for PhD holders, 30,000 yuan for master's graduates and senior technicians, and 20,000 yuan for bachelor's and vocational college graduates with technician qualifications [3]. Group 2: Real Estate Market Measures - The government has implemented eight major measures to promote the stabilization of the real estate market, including support for families with two or more children and easing tax payment pressures for real estate companies [2][5]. - Financial incentives for families with two or more children include 5,000 yuan for two-child families and 10,000 yuan for families with three or more children [5]. - The city is also focusing on the acquisition of existing housing stock to address the housing needs of young talents moving to Zhuzhou [6]. Group 3: Market Performance and Trends - The real estate market in Zhuzhou is currently undergoing a deep adjustment, with new housing sales area dropping by 16% year-on-year and real estate development investment decreasing by 13% in 2024 [11]. - The average transaction price for new residential properties in the city has decreased by 4% year-on-year, with the average price in the central urban area at 6,161 yuan per square meter [11]. - Despite the challenges, the inventory of new residential properties is decreasing, with a 17% year-on-year decline in available housing stock, indicating a positive trend in absorption rates [11].