多地调整公积金政策 楼市各项配套政策有望加速落地

Group 1 - Recent adjustments to housing provident fund policies have been made in multiple regions, including Hainan, Suzhou, and Beijing, aimed at optimizing housing market conditions [1][2] - Hainan's new policy includes the acquisition of existing commercial housing for public rental use and the use of provident fund gains for purchasing housing [1] - Suzhou's policy allows for the withdrawal of housing provident funds to pay property management fees, effective from September 1, with a limit of one withdrawal per year not exceeding the actual payment [1] Group 2 - Beijing's new housing policy enhances support for provident funds by optimizing first home recognition standards, increasing loan limits for second homes, and allowing withdrawals for down payments while applying for loans [1][2] - The China Index Academy reported nearly 150 adjustments to provident fund policies across various regions in the first half of the year, focusing on increasing loan limits and extending repayment periods [1] - Experts predict that local governments will continue to adjust the use of provident funds to support urban renewal and new real estate models, which are seen as long-term measures to stabilize the housing market [2]