Core Viewpoint - The "Ningbo City Compensation Regulations for the Expropriation of Collective-Owned Land and Houses" has been approved and will take effect on June 1, 2026, focusing on compensation policies for rural residential properties during land expropriation [1] Group 1: Compensation Scope and Methods - The compensation scope for residential properties includes legally acquired houses used for living, along with their attached facilities such as doorways, toilets, and livestock sheds. Renovation costs of residential properties will also be compensated [1] - Compensation methods include monetary compensation and the provision of resettlement housing. Relocation and resettlement may also be available if they meet relevant government regulations [1] Group 2: Determining Compensation Factors - The maximum resettlement area per household is capped at 250 square meters, while the minimum area is determined based on the number of people to be resettled, ensuring at least 40 square meters per person [2][3] - The market average price of the expropriated residential property will be assessed based on surrounding resettlement housing prices or similar residential market prices if no resettlement housing is available [3] - Individuals opting for monetary compensation can receive rewards and housing subsidies based on a certain percentage of the compensation funds [3] Group 3: Additional Provisions - The regulations specify that the assessment of property value, moving costs, temporary accommodation fees, and compensation for business losses will be determined by the municipal government [4] - Specific methods for recognizing legal building areas, determining resettlement populations, and establishing compensation standards will be developed and published by local governments [4] - The previous "Ningbo City Regulations on the Expropriation of Collective-Owned Land and House Demolition" will be repealed upon the implementation of the new regulations [4]