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一张券,在武汉换了套三室两厅!
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2026-01-15 09:54
让居民告别"老破小" 自主选新房 居民一家在新房合影留念。 武汉旧城改造"出新招"了 一张"购房券" 征收人员告诉她,纳入征收范围的居民会得到"购房券",其"面值"为征收旧房评估价,并叠加一定比例 的奖励金额。拿着这张券,可在"房源超市"选购商品房,覆盖武汉城建集团在武汉市的优质市场化新 房,直接冲抵房款,实现自主式选房。 梦湖云著小区。 "客厅宽敞明亮,两个大卧室都朝南,孙子以后上学走路只要10分钟!"1月14日,在武汉硚口区梦湖云 著小区内,75岁的唐玉兰拉着儿子儿媳逐间查看置换的新房,欣喜激动。作为皮子街片城市更新项目首 批通过"购房券"置换新房的居民,她将老旧房屋置换成了140多平方米的新房。 和唐玉兰一样,近期皮子街片区不少居民都顺利地置换了称心如意的新房,这得益于我市创新举措 ——"购房券"安置新方式。 唐玉兰一家在皮子街生活了近50年,她住的多层老房随着房龄增长,墙体开裂、屋顶漏水等问题频发, 加之周边道路狭窄、配套落后,生活愈发不便,改善居住环境成为全家最大期盼。 皮子街片旧貌。通讯员供图 2025年6月,硚口区皮子街片F地块城市更新项目正式启动,唐玉兰的老房子被纳入征收范围。面对补 偿方案, ...
换购房有“新凭证”:“购房券”置换新房快捷又称心
Chang Jiang Ri Bao· 2026-01-15 00:46
唐玉兰用"购房券"在"房源超市"中,相中了梦湖云著小区的一套三室两厅三卫,抵券后还能剩余20万元用于装修和添置家电。"从领券 到购房只用了半天,全程有专人指导,连合同条款都帮我们逐条解释。" 跟唐玉兰一样,近期皮子街片不少居民都顺利地置换了称心如意的新房子,这得益于我市创新举措——"购房券"安置新方式。 唐玉兰一家在皮子街生活了近50年,她住的多层老房随着房龄增长,墙体开裂、屋顶漏水等问题频发,加之周边道路狭窄、配套落 后,生活愈发不便,改善居住环境成为全家最大期盼。 皮子街片旧貌。 2025年6月,硚口区皮子街片F地块城市更新项目正式启动,唐玉兰的老房子被纳入征收范围。面对补偿方案,她起初满心疑虑:"评 估价200多万元,能换到称心合意的新房吗?" 让她打消顾虑的,正是那一张"购房券"。 征收人员告诉她,纳入征收范围的居民会得到"购房券",其"面值"为征收旧房评估价,并叠加一定比例的奖励金额。拿着这张券,可 在"房源超市"选购商品房,覆盖武汉城建集团在武汉市的优质市场化新房,直接冲抵房款,实现自主式选房。 "客厅宽敞明亮,两个大卧室都朝南,孙子以后上学走路只要10分钟!"1月14日,在武汉硚口区梦湖云著小区 ...
宿迁力争五年引进20万名大学生,打造长三角“青春友城”
Yang Zi Wan Bao Wang· 2026-01-12 10:54
扬子晚报网1月12日讯(记者高峰)1月12日,记者从宿迁市"十五五"大学生招引工作行动新闻发布会上了解到,根据宿迁市正式推出《"十五五"大学生招引 工作行动方案》,该市紧扣"青春友城"建设,系统谋划未来五年大学生招引工作,力争引进20万名大学生,为城市高质量发展注入强劲的青春动能。 据了解,近年来,宿迁市将大学生招引作为人才工作的重要一环,全力引导高校毕业生来宿留宿、创新创业,全市人才发展指数连续三年位居长三角地区 20强,连续两年入选中国最佳引才城市。下一步,宿迁此次以大学生招引为突破口,系统推进"产城人"融合发展,不仅彰显了广纳青年英才的决心,更传 递出这座城市与青年共同成长、相互成就的发展温度。 随着方案的全面实施,宿迁有望成为长三角地区又一座青年人才汇聚、创新创业活跃的"青春友城"。 校对石伟 《行动方案》围绕实习见习到乐居乐业的全成长链条,形成了差异化、精准化的支持举措,全面覆盖大学生的个性化、多样性需求。面向高校毕业生,提 供最高30万元的"购房券"和最高8万元的生活补贴,并将大专生纳入政策支持范围,全面扩大人才政策惠及面。大力推进人才公寓建设三年行动计划,配 套青年友好型商圈和"宿迁人才e家"平 ...
生育补贴怎样做更有效
2025-05-15 15:05
Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The conference call discusses the evolution and effectiveness of China's fertility policies, particularly focusing on the implementation of the three-child policy and associated subsidies since 2021 [1][3][4]. Core Insights and Arguments - China's fertility policy has shifted from strict limitations to a more supportive approach, with the three-child policy introduced in 2021, but the implementation and subsidy levels vary significantly across regions [1][3]. - Most regions favor subsidies for three children, but the overall subsidy amounts are low, with many areas providing less than 20% of annual income as subsidies [1][6]. - The city of Tianmen in Hubei has effectively increased birth rates and stimulated the real estate market through a combination of cash and housing vouchers, leading to over a six percentage point increase in real estate investment and sales [1][7][8]. - The effectiveness of fertility policies varies widely; for instance, Tianan's substantial subsidies led to significant improvements in birth rates, while regions like Heilongjiang, despite high subsidies, continue to see poor birth rates due to population outflow [1][9]. - Evaluating the impact of fertility policies requires considering economic conditions, housing prices, fertility willingness, and population structure, with total fertility rate being a more suitable measure than birth rate alone [1][10]. Additional Important Content - Local government fertility subsidy policies have had limited effects, primarily due to macroeconomic pressures leading to population outflow and insufficient fiscal capacity to support substantial subsidies [1][11][12]. - The current decline in China's total fertility rate is largely attributed to a significant drop in the one-child birth rate, necessitating a shift in policy focus towards supporting one-child families [2][13]. - Recommendations for optimizing the fertility support system include increasing overall subsidy amounts, focusing on one-child families, and implementing comprehensive coverage to alleviate financial burdens on young families [14][15]. - International experiences suggest that high fertility subsidies can positively correlate with increased birth rates, but East Asian countries face unique challenges that require more than just financial incentives to address low birth rates [16][17][18]. Recommendations for Investors - Investors should pay attention to sectors related to maternal and infant needs, as these may benefit from comprehensive fertility subsidy policies. However, the overall downward trend in newborn numbers and the decreasing population of women of childbearing age should be carefully considered when making investment decisions [21].