Policy Overview - The Central Financial Office has released positive signals regarding the stabilization of the real estate market, emphasizing three key measures: focusing on both supply and demand, promoting the transformation of real estate companies, and accelerating the establishment of a new development model for real estate[4]. - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has outlined six key tasks to promote high-quality development in real estate, including optimizing the supply of affordable housing and improving property service quality[4]. Local Initiatives - Shenzhen has issued its first housing voucher worth 40.55 million yuan, marking a significant step in the implementation of the housing voucher system aimed at accelerating urban village renovations[6]. - Beijing has cleaned up over 17,000 instances of illegal real estate information, indicating a stronger regulatory approach to stabilize market expectations[7]. Talent Support Policies - Shenzhen has introduced a housing subsidy for young talents, providing 1,250 yuan per month (after tax 1,000 yuan) for a maximum of 24 months[8]. - Nantong has launched a housing voucher policy for various talent categories, with subsidies reaching up to 1.5 million yuan depending on the talent level[8]. Future Outlook - The combination of short-term policies and long-term institutional reforms is expected to work in tandem to stabilize the real estate market by 2026, with significant room for policy adjustments on both supply and demand sides[5]. - More cities are anticipated to adopt housing voucher systems to enhance housing security for specific groups, thereby stimulating housing demand[9].
中指·政策要闻丨中央财办释放积极信号,明确稳楼市三项措施(12.15-12.21)
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