政策动态 | 住建部推进中央城市工作会议任务落实落地，五方面推动"好房子"建设工作（10.6-10.12）

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD) has outlined the achievements and future directions for high-quality urban development and "good housing" construction during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, emphasizing the importance of urban quality and housing standards [1][2][3]. Urban High-Quality Development - MOHURD is leading the "1+N" document system to guide local governments in incorporating measures into the 15th Five-Year Plan, focusing on high-quality urban renewal, efficient urban governance, and high-level planning in the construction sector [3]. - Since 2025, approximately 640.2 billion yuan in special bonds related to real estate have been issued, with over half allocated to land reserve bonds, which are crucial for optimizing land supply and promoting urban high-quality development [3]. "Good Housing" Construction - The new "Residential Project Standards" implemented on May 1, 2025, include 14 upgraded standards, such as increasing floor height from 2.8 meters to 3 meters and requiring elevators in buildings over four stories [4]. - The focus areas for "good housing" construction include good standards, design, materials, construction, and maintenance, which are expected to enhance housing quality and stabilize property prices [4]. Local Policy Initiatives - Recent policies from five provinces and cities aim to stabilize the housing market, with Chengdu increasing the maximum projection area for auxiliary spaces from 20% to 30%, enhancing the appeal of high-quality housing [5][6]. - Nanjing and Shaoxing have raised the maximum housing provident fund loan limits to improve purchasing power for individuals and families, supporting urban high-quality development and accommodating new residents [6]. Market Policy Trends - The frequency of policy announcements has decreased due to the recent holidays, with a notable focus on optimizing housing provident fund policies as a primary market stabilization measure [9][11]. - The trend indicates that as the 14th Five-Year Plan progresses, there will likely be an increase in the issuance of policies related to urban quality development and housing standards [12][14].