海南省住房和城乡建设厅党组成员、副厅长吴刚：建设与海南自贸港发展相适应的住房保障体系

Core Viewpoint - The Hainan Province is developing a housing security system that aligns with the growth of the Hainan Free Trade Port, aiming to address housing issues for local residents and introduced talents, thereby enhancing the sense of gain, happiness, and security among the populace [2] Housing Security System - The housing security system in Hainan is categorized into three types: 1. Government-led support for low-income and low-subsidy families, including public rental housing and material subsidies 2. Support for new citizens and industrial workers through government policies to build affordable housing and guaranteed rental housing 3. Market-based solutions for purchasing commercial housing [2][3] Implementation of Housing Policies - Since 2020, Hainan has piloted affordable housing policies in six cities, initially focusing on housing for education and healthcare personnel. By 2021, the "Hainan Free Trade Port Affordable Housing Construction and Management Regulations" were established, leading to the construction of 117,000 affordable housing units during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with 71,000 completed and 50,000 allocated, including 6,000 units for education and healthcare personnel [2] Public Rental Housing and Subsidies - Hainan has collected approximately 84,000 public rental housing units, with 79,000 completed and 77,000 allocated. The distribution includes 14,000 units for low-income families and 63,000 for middle-to-low-income families. Additionally, housing rental subsidies have been increased, benefiting nearly 100,000 households [3] Improvement of Living Quality - Efforts to enhance living quality include the renovation of 2,200 old urban communities, benefiting around 210,000 residents. This includes addressing issues like elevator installation and parking difficulties. The creation of "pocket parks" has also been initiated to improve green space accessibility [4] Future Housing Supply Optimization - Future optimization of the housing supply system will follow national directives, focusing on a new real estate development model that emphasizes housing for living rather than speculation. This includes government-led initiatives for rigid housing demand and market-based solutions for diverse housing needs [6]