如何让“老房子”安全宜居？多地加快推进房屋体检制度落地

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of a housing inspection system is being accelerated in several cities, including Zhengzhou, Changsha, and Nantong, to ensure the safety of buildings throughout their lifecycle [1] Group 1: Housing Inspection Requirements - Cities like Zhengzhou plan to conduct initial inspections on urban residential buildings that are 30 years or older, with a reward-based subsidy for non-residential buildings of the same age [2] - Nantong and Changsha have also established guidelines for inspecting buildings over 25 years old every five years [2] Group 2: Focus of Inspections - The primary focus of inspections is on structural safety, fire safety, and functional facilities, with structural safety being the most critical aspect [5] - In Zhengzhou, inspections will assess the foundation, main structure, and equipment, with safety indicators being mandatory [5] Group 3: Inspection Funding - The funding for residential building inspections will be covered by the government, while non-residential building inspection costs will be borne by the property safety responsibility holders, with a 50% subsidy from the public account [6] - Various cities are exploring diversified funding sources, including using property management revenue for collective inspections [7]