滨州从“住有所居”迈向“住有优居”

Core Viewpoint - The introduction of the first provincial policy in Binzhou to support the construction of "good houses" aims to enhance residential quality and meet the new expectations of the public for better living conditions [1][3]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The policy includes five main areas with a total of 28 measures to optimize the supply of high-quality residential land [1]. - New residential projects on premium land must adhere to high-quality residential standards, with 16 premium plots promoted to real estate companies [1]. - The bidding deposit has been reduced to 20% of the starting price, and land payment can be made in installments over a maximum period of one year to alleviate financial pressure on companies [1]. - The policy encourages secondary market transactions of land to activate idle land and resolve issues related to undeveloped land [1]. Group 2: Residential Product Diversity - The policy supports diversification in residential product types and architectural forms, addressing public expectations for living quality [2]. - Residential buildings with a height not exceeding 36 meters can have exclusive courtyards on the first floor, which do not count towards green space and building density [2]. - Rooftop gardens are encouraged to enhance the "fifth facade," and community facilities can be integrated into public sunken courtyards [2]. Group 3: Space Utilization Optimization - The policy optimizes the calculation rules for floor area ratio (FAR) to improve space utilization and increase usable area [2]. - Public space such as ground-level areas with a height of at least 3.6 meters will not be included in the FAR calculation [2]. - Certain residential features, like balconies and entry gardens, have adjusted calculations to promote better living conditions without increasing density [2]. Group 4: Commitment to Quality Housing - Binzhou aims to meet the new demands for residential quality through supply-side structural reforms, focusing on creating more satisfactory "good houses" for families [3].