继3月31日南京全面取消限售政策后，无锡也跟进取消。 4月15日，无锡发布房地产"锡十条"，激发市场主体再入场，推动住房消费，促进市场持续回暖。具体 措施包括：全面取消限售、加大公积金对高品质住宅贷款力度、延长购房补贴优惠政策、给予多子女家 庭购房补贴、暂停新建商品房价格备案等。 业内人士认为，全面取消限售有助于改善住房置换流通，对于改善性需求释放有一定的助力效果。目前 北京、上海、杭州、成都、苏州等地尚未完全取消限售政策，预计短期将有更多城市跟进调减限制性政 策。 无锡发布楼市新政 未来更多城市或调减限制性措施 对于无锡跟进取消限售政策，中指研究院政策研究总监陈文静指出，根据中指研究院监测，2024年以 来，全国超30城优化、取消限售政策，今年重庆、南京已相继取消限售，本次无锡跟进，也意味着各地 在不断落实今年两会"因城施策调减限制性措施"要求。目前北京、上海、杭州、成都、苏州等地尚未完 全取消限售政策，预计短期将有更多城市跟进调减限制性政策。全面取消限售有助于改善住房置换流 通，对于改善性需求释放有一定的助力效果。 对于无锡暂停新建商品房价格备案，陈文静表示，根据中指研究院监测，2024年以来已有十余城明 ...

Core Viewpoint - Nanjing has introduced the "Housing Seven Measures" policy to stabilize the real estate market, which includes comprehensive cancellation of housing transfer restrictions and increased support for housing provident funds and young homebuyers, indicating a trend towards continued easing of housing policies in the second quarter [2][11]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The policy emphasizes increased support for young homebuyers by encouraging banks to offer low down payment, low interest, and flexible loan products, effectively lowering the purchasing threshold for individuals under 45 years old [4]. - It aims to meet the housing improvement needs of residents by optimizing the "old for new" housing consumption model, supported by government and developer subsidies, with an initial government subsidy fund of 100 million yuan [5][6]. - The policy accelerates the fulfillment of housing needs for those affected by land acquisition by including existing inventory properties in the housing voucher system and enhancing financial support for voucher redemption [7]. Group 2: Cancellation of Restrictions - The policy fully cancels restrictions on the transfer of commercial housing, allowing properties to be listed for sale immediately after obtaining property rights certificates starting March 31, 2025, which will enhance the liquidity of the housing market [8][13]. - It expands the scope of housing provident fund support, allowing family members of homebuyers to withdraw funds for down payments, thereby alleviating financial pressure on homebuyers [8][12]. Group 3: Urban Development and Quality of Life - The policy promotes the revitalization of idle corporate assets and encourages the redevelopment of commercial and low-efficiency land to increase the supply of improved housing [9]. - It focuses on enhancing the quality of urban living environments by utilizing national support policies and increasing funding incentives for urban renewal and village reconstruction projects [10].

Core Viewpoint - The government work report emphasizes the importance of stabilizing the real estate market for maintaining economic growth, introducing measures to promote healthy development in the sector [1][4]. Group 1: Policy Adjustments - The report includes a commitment to "stabilize the real estate market" and "promote healthy development" as key objectives for 2025, indicating a shift towards more proactive measures [1]. - It specifies "implementing city-specific policies to reduce restrictive measures," suggesting potential adjustments to existing purchase restrictions in various cities [4][3]. - Experts anticipate that core cities may see a reduction in purchase restrictions, such as lifting limits in suburban areas and easing large-scale purchase restrictions, which could encourage demand [4][3]. Group 2: Empowering Local Governments - The report grants local governments greater autonomy in the acquisition of existing housing stock, allowing flexibility in terms of acquisition subjects, pricing, and usage [6][5]. - This change is expected to accelerate the de-inventory process and stabilize housing prices, particularly benefiting third- and fourth-tier cities [6][5]. - Experts believe this will enhance the supply of affordable housing and improve living conditions for residents [6][5]. Group 3: Quality Housing Standards - The report introduces the concept of "good housing," emphasizing the need for safety, comfort, sustainability, and intelligence in new housing developments [8][7]. - It highlights the importance of establishing standards and norms for housing construction, which is seen as a systematic approach to meet public demand for quality living spaces [8][7]. - The focus on "good housing" is expected to create a synergy with other real estate policies, ultimately enhancing consumer confidence and fulfilling housing needs [8][9].