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Core Viewpoint - The new "Shanghai 7 Measures" policy aims to significantly boost the housing market by addressing key pain points such as purchase qualifications, public housing fund leverage, and property tax expectations, thereby stimulating both rigid and improved housing demand [1][4]. Group 1: Housing Purchase Policy Adjustments - The threshold for non-local residents to purchase homes has been drastically lowered, with the social insurance requirement reduced from 3 years to just 1 year, allowing broader access to the housing market [1][6]. - Non-local residents with 3 years of social insurance can now purchase an additional property in the outer ring of the city, enhancing flexibility for buyers [1][6]. - Holders of the Shanghai Residence Permit for over 5 years can directly purchase one property without needing to provide proof of social insurance or income tax payments [2][6]. Group 2: Public Housing Fund Loan Policy Enhancements - The maximum public housing fund loan limit has been raised to 2.4 million, with potential total loans reaching up to 3.24 million for families with multiple children or those purchasing green buildings, significantly easing financial burdens [2][8]. - The policy now allows for more flexible loan usage, akin to commercial loans, enabling families to apply for public housing fund loans even if they have previously used them, provided they meet certain conditions [2][8]. - Support for multi-child families has been expanded, allowing for a 20% increase in loan limits for purchasing a second home, thereby catering to a wider range of improvement needs [2][8]. Group 3: Property Tax Policy Improvements - Starting January 1, 2026, property tax exemptions will be granted to families whose adult children purchase homes that are their only residences, provided certain conditions are met regarding prior ownership [3][9]. - Families can apply for tax adjustments if their housing situation changes, allowing for potential refunds on overpaid taxes after the new regulations take effect [3][9].