When I opened my eyes in the morning, "more than 1,800 counties are going to take over the house" on the hot search.
Recently, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development held a meeting to promote cities above the county level to vigorously, orderly and effectively carry out the acquisition of completed stock of commercial housing for affordable housing (from China News Weekly)
Screenshot of hot search
In terms of destocking the property market, the state has been trying its best to raise and find a way. But looking at many places, the buildings are still under construction, which is really worrying.
Walk on the street and see, which city and county do not have commercial housing under construction? I am really worried that governments at all levels will not be able to collect it.
Let the county-level government negotiate with the developer at what price to recycle, and how to transfer it to users, I believe there will be regulations. But the premise is that the finances of governments at all levels are so tight, and many of them are operating in debt, where is the money to recover the inventory of commercial housing? Although the state has arranged a reloan of 300 billion yuan, it is a drop in the bucket for the property market.
Also, if there is inventory, let the government recycle it, can we curb the increase in inventory of the growing houses? "Boss Fang, the money is recovered, don't build it, I can't eat it", will it produce such an effect? The premise is that localities at all levels should no longer sell land.
Perhaps, this is also a good way to restrict local governments at all levels from selling land.
The article also mentions that "public service gaps need to be filled by public personnel", which means that it is necessary to expand the number of civil servants and career editors, improve the public management capacity of governments below the county level from all aspects, reduce housing costs, and attract phoenixes to build nests.
As a result, it is the government that is saving the property market. The government will pay for it, and the government below the county level will make efforts to sort out and clear the stock of commercial housing, and after the completion of supporting facilities, it will be arranged in a planned and targeted manner. Using the "low housing prices and high quality" mentioned in the Newsweek article to meet the actual demand, to realize the leverage and revitalization of the market, it is also the realistic demand of destocking and ensuring the delivery of buildings in various places.
It can be said that the emergence of the government recycling model is a common demand of the government, the market and real estate companies. Bringing those "dying" commercial houses back to life is not a simple "blood transfusion", but a half-transfusion and half-hematopoiesis, so that they can be brought back to life.
Personally, I think the method is worth a try, wait and see!