Core Points - Shanghai Fuchi High-Tech Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Dongmu New Materials Group Co., Ltd., has received a property certificate from the Shanghai Natural Resources Rights Registration Bureau [1] - The old factory site of Shanghai Fuchi, located at 4318 Yixian Road, was approved for relocation to a new site in Luojing due to urban planning in Baoshan District [1] - The new property certificate covers two buildings located at 3998 Panjing Road and 1211 Jinshao Road, with a total land area of 65,853.30 square meters and a building area of 66,821.64 square meters [1] - The land is designated as state-owned industrial land, with the usage rights valid from August 25, 2010, to September 27, 2060 [1]

在协作过程中,不动产登记中心安排专人跟进案件进度,针对房屋登记所需材料清单、流程衔接细节 等问题,实时与法院、住建、税务等部门沟通,避免群众多跑一趟。在各部门信息互通、高效配合下,不动 产登记中心在确认房屋手续齐全、税费结清后,立即启动登记办理程序,短短数日便完成审核、登簿、制 证全流程,顺利将不动产权证书交到魏某某手中。 "群众的'急难愁盼'就是我们工作的重点,跨部门联动是提升登记效率、解决复杂问题的关键。"阳谷 县不动产登记中心负责人表示,今后该中心将进一步深化与法院、住建、税务等部门的协作机制,细化信 息共享、流程衔接、事项联办举措,持续优化"一窗受理、并联办理"服务。 据悉，魏某某因回迁房屋面积争议与房地产公司产生纠纷，法院判决该公司协助办理产权登记后， 公司仍拒不履行义务。案件进入强制执行阶段后，县不动产登记中心第一时间收到法院协助执行文书， 随即启动"跨部门协同办证"机制。一方面，迅速对接法院,精准确认案件需求与执行依据,明确协助办理 的具体事项及时限；另一方面主动联系住建部门核查房屋规划合规性,同步与税务部门联动确认税费缴 纳流程,逐一扫清产权登记中的"堵点"。 "多亏不动产登记中心主动对接、快 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative practices of the Nanjing Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau in addressing land rights and property registration issues through a legal and technology-driven approach, enhancing transparency and efficiency in conflict resolution [3][5][10] Group 1: Innovative Mechanisms - The Nanjing Bureau has implemented a "legalization" framework to address complex issues in planning approval, land acquisition, and property registration, utilizing a "smart petition" platform for transparent conflict resolution [3][4] - The introduction of a "three-step" solution for historical land rights disputes, including a "historical exemption" mechanism and "financial backing" for land transfer fees, showcases the Bureau's commitment to resolving long-standing issues [8][10] Group 2: Efficiency and Transparency - The Bureau's efforts have led to an 88% success rate in land acquisition mediation, with a focus on risk assessment and transparent operations, transforming the petition process from reactive to proactive [5][6] - The implementation of a "three-color list" system categorizes issues by complexity, allowing for targeted resolution strategies, with 42 challenging cases prioritized for direct leadership involvement [9][10] Group 3: Community Engagement and Support - The Bureau's approach has fostered community trust, as evidenced by residents like Mr. Zhang becoming advocates for the petition process, reflecting the warmth and accessibility of the service [5][6] - The establishment of a four-tier network for issue reporting and resolution has improved the handling of petitions, with a 95.4% accuracy rate in case categorization and 87.6% resolved through administrative mediation [6][7]

Core Insights - Guangzhou's real estate registration institutions are addressing historical issues in property registration to enhance public welfare through efficient service delivery [2][3] Group 1: Problem-Solving Initiatives - In Huadu District, over 100 households faced delays in obtaining property certificates due to historical issues such as unpaid taxes and unauthorized construction [3][4] - The registration authority implemented a "government support + village collective undertaking" model to resolve these issues, facilitating tax payments and land allocation [3] - Community engagement was emphasized, with staff assisting residents in preparing necessary documents and establishing a "bulk acceptance" green channel for efficient processing [3][4] Group 2: Community Impact - In Conghua District, 18 households had been unable to obtain property certificates for over 20 years due to missing documentation and lack of compliance with planning regulations [4][5] - Collaborative efforts among various government departments led to the resolution of documentation issues, allowing residents to finally receive their property certificates [4][5] - The issuance of property certificates not only provided legal ownership but also fostered a sense of belonging and security among the residents [5]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the efforts made by the Guangxi Natural Resources Department to resolve historical issues related to real estate registration, benefiting over 200,000 people by addressing 55,000 unresolved cases as of June 30 this year [1][2] - The initiative is a collaborative effort involving multiple government departments, which issued guidelines to tackle 25 specific issues related to real estate registration, including unclear application subjects and incomplete documentation [1] - The implementation of the initiative follows principles such as respecting history, addressing current needs, and ensuring that the rights of individuals without fault are protected, leading to increased satisfaction among the public [2] Group 2 - A working mechanism has been established at the district, city, and county levels to facilitate the resolution of these issues, emphasizing a coordinated approach among various government departments [2] - The initiative has resulted in the issuance of a significant number of property certificates, enhancing the sense of happiness and satisfaction among the affected citizens [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the efforts of Guangzhou's real estate registration institutions to resolve historical issues and enhance public welfare through efficient property certificate issuance [2][3]. - The registration agency has adopted innovative strategies, such as "first issuing a large certificate and then transferring to small certificates," to facilitate property ownership for residents [3][4]. - A collaborative approach involving multiple departments has been initiated to address complex registration challenges, ensuring that residents receive their property certificates in a timely manner [4]. Group 2 - The case of a residential community in Nansha highlights the successful resolution of long-standing property certificate issues through a "roundtable meeting" approach involving various stakeholders [3]. - In another instance, a project in Huadu faced challenges due to the historical cancellation of the development entity, prompting the registration agency to implement a "government safety net" mechanism to assist affected homeowners [4]. - The introduction of a "green channel" service provides comprehensive support, including legal consultation and tax payment assistance, streamlining the process for homeowners to obtain their certificates [4].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the efforts of Guangzhou's real estate registration institutions to resolve historical issues and enhance public welfare through efficient property certificate issuance [2][3][4] - Guangzhou's real estate registration institutions are adopting innovative measures to address challenges faced by homebuyers due to the financial difficulties of developers, ensuring that property certificates are issued despite previous obstacles [3][4] - The institutions are implementing a proactive approach to problem-solving, focusing on collaboration across departments and optimizing processes to prevent new issues from arising [3][4] Group 2 - A specific case in Nansha District highlights the successful resolution of property certificate issuance for over 300 homeowners, showcasing the effectiveness of the registration institutions' strategies [3][4] - In Conghua District, the registration institutions have made significant progress in addressing long-standing issues related to property certificates, emphasizing a combination of legal compliance and innovative service delivery [4][5] - The introduction of on-site services for homeowners has greatly improved accessibility and convenience, allowing nearly 200 homeowners to obtain their property certificates without leaving their community [5]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant progress made by the Ministry of Natural Resources in resolving historical real estate registration issues, with over 20 million problematic properties addressed since the implementation of unified real estate registration in 2015 [1][2] - In 2024 alone, more than 3.4 million long-standing cross-departmental property issues have been resolved, demonstrating effective measures taken to enhance property registration processes [1] - The issuance of property certificates is crucial for citizens' housing security and financial rights, impacting their ability to settle, enroll in schools, and secure financing [1] Group 2 - The Ministry has implemented the "house delivery with certificate" reform, which has transformed the traditional model of "paying first, receiving the house, and then obtaining the certificate," now covering over 800,000 units across more than 9,000 projects in over 2,200 counties and cities [2] - This reform has led to an increase in public satisfaction and has effectively prevented the emergence of new registration issues [2] - Future efforts will focus on strengthening policy supply and establishing a long-term mechanism to address and prevent new issues, ensuring that the Ministry continues to address practical concerns for the public [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant progress made in resolving historical real estate registration issues across various regions in China, emphasizing the importance of obtaining property certificates for residents and the measures taken by government departments to facilitate this process [1][8]. Group 1: Government Initiatives - The Ministry of Natural Resources reported that over 3.4 million long-standing housing registration issues have been resolved since 2024, indicating a shift to a more efficient process [1]. - Various local governments, such as in Guangzhou and Shanxi, have implemented multi-departmental coordination to address issues related to property registration, including the introduction of measures like "certificate and payment separation" to protect residents' interests [3][4]. - The "house delivery and certificate delivery" policy has been adopted to streamline the registration process, significantly reducing the time required to obtain property certificates [3][9]. Group 2: Case Studies and Regional Successes - In Shanxi, a comprehensive investigation was conducted to identify and resolve issues affecting 3.19 million properties, showcasing the effectiveness of grassroots engagement [4][5]. - Zhejiang Province has developed a digital regulatory system to manage historical registration issues, ensuring timely resolution and transparency [5]. - Hainan Province has successfully addressed 1,161 project-related issues, benefiting over 207,000 families by converting "paper ownership" into actual property certificates [6]. Group 3: Overall Impact and Future Directions - Nationwide, over 20 million historical property registration issues have been resolved, benefiting more than 50 million residents and facilitating smoother property transactions and financing [8]. - The "house delivery and certificate delivery" reform has been implemented in over 2,200 counties, covering more than 800,000 properties, which has increased public satisfaction and reduced the likelihood of new issues arising [9]. - The Ministry of Natural Resources plans to continue enhancing policy support and establishing long-term mechanisms to prevent new registration issues, ensuring that residents' needs are met effectively [10].