搭建“网上房产超市”、推进以旧换新……汕头推出16条房地产优化措施

Core Viewpoint - Shantou has introduced a new policy with 16 specific measures aimed at promoting the stable and healthy development of the real estate market, focusing on enhancing real estate development and sales, optimizing the business environment, ensuring housing delivery, and increasing financial support [1][4]. Group 1: Supply-Side Measures - The new policy emphasizes "optimizing supply" by advancing infrastructure development in key areas such as Zhujiang Port New City and the East Coast area to enhance their development value [4]. - A "online real estate supermarket" platform will be established to facilitate online exhibitions of properties, providing free promotional channels for developers and a convenient selection platform for buyers [4][8]. - The policy will promote the establishment of "housing service stations" for overseas Chinese and introduced talents, encouraging developers to offer exclusive discounts for these groups [4]. Group 2: Consumer Support Initiatives - The "online real estate supermarket" will feature sections for "trade-in" and "housing for talents," allowing existing homeowners to trade in their properties while securing discounts on new purchases [8]. - Over 20 consultation stations will be set up across six districts and one county to provide information services for overseas Chinese looking to invest in real estate [8]. Group 3: Quality Housing Development - The policy aligns with the national goal of providing high-quality housing, proposing adjustments to planning regulations to facilitate the development of high-quality housing products [8]. - It aims to optimize land use and planning technical indicators for residential land designated for high-quality housing [8]. Group 4: Business Environment Optimization - The policy focuses on reducing costs for businesses by implementing tax incentives, clarifying the online signing process for "work-for-housing" agreements, and optimizing pre-sale fund supervision [9]. - Financial support measures include expanding the "white list" for banks to encourage lending and streamlining personal mortgage processes to reduce loan approval times [9]. Group 5: Impact on Developers and Buyers - The introduction of these 16 supportive policies is expected to significantly support the operational development of real estate companies, alleviating their financing pressures and reducing the financial burden on homebuyers [9].