政策动态 | 中央发布城市工作会议落实细则，上海外环外限购解绑（8.25-8.31）

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the ongoing efforts by central and local authorities to stabilize the real estate market through policy adjustments and the promotion of high-quality urban development, indicating a shift towards a new real estate model focused on quality rather than quantity [2][4]. Central Policies - The central government has issued guidelines to promote high-quality urban development, marking a transition from rapid urbanization to stable development, and from large-scale expansion to enhancing existing urban areas [2][4]. - The new real estate model aims to increase demand for high-quality housing and support urban renewal initiatives, which include the renovation of old housing and the development of affordable housing [2][4]. Local Policies - In the past week, 13 provinces and cities have announced 15 measures to stabilize the market, with Shanghai's policy adjustments being particularly noteworthy, including the removal of purchase restrictions for non-residents and the optimization of housing loan policies [4][6]. - Shanghai's new measures allow non-residents with one year of social security to purchase homes without restrictions in the outer ring, and single individuals are treated as residents for purchasing limits [4][6]. - Other cities, such as Suzhou, have also made significant policy changes, including the cancellation of a two-year sales restriction on new homes [6][9]. Policy Trends - The frequency of local market stabilization policies has increased, with a notable rise in subsidy-related policies and adjustments to housing fund regulations [9][11]. - The focus on optimizing housing fund policies remains prevalent, with multiple cities adjusting loan limits and providing various subsidies to encourage home purchases [11][13]. - The recent emphasis on high-quality urban development is expected to lead to more related policies in the near future, reflecting a strategic shift in the real estate sector [13][14].