What is an Effective Housing System?
Author: Source: Date:2019-04-24
The goal of Shenzhen’s housing system should
1 guarantee housing for all, regardless of income level, education background, etc.
2 satisfy basic housing needs,
3 striking a balance between the income level of low-to-middle income group and the price of indemnificatory housing
4 establish two independent markets, including
5 an open commercial housing market
6 a closed indemnificatory housing market
7 be implemented steadily
Zhang suggests that Shenzhen should make further adjustments in housing reform, including
1 availing indemnificatory housing to non-registered permanent residents, of which 9 million fall into low-to-middle income group
2 setting the selection criteria for indemnificatory housing based on income level and household assets rather than education background
3 basing the indemnificatory housing price on the purchasing capacity of the low-to-middle income group rather than comparison with commercial housing price
4 adopting monetary subsidies
5 government renting, purchasing or reconstructing villages in the city to construct more public rental housing
6 encouraging low-to-middle income group to rent rather than purchase indemnificatory housing units
7 separating the indemnificatory housing market from commercial housing market
8 abolishing the policy that allows or encourages public institutions to build self-serving indemnificatory housing units
9 clearing the clouds over the designated constructor of indemnificatory housing units
10 evaluating the effectiveness of the housing provident fund system and establishing a more effective housing financing policy
1 guarantee housing for all, regardless of income level, education background, etc.
2 satisfy basic housing needs,
3 striking a balance between the income level of low-to-middle income group and the price of indemnificatory housing
4 establish two independent markets, including
5 an open commercial housing market
6 a closed indemnificatory housing market
7 be implemented steadily
Zhang suggests that Shenzhen should make further adjustments in housing reform, including
1 availing indemnificatory housing to non-registered permanent residents, of which 9 million fall into low-to-middle income group
2 setting the selection criteria for indemnificatory housing based on income level and household assets rather than education background
3 basing the indemnificatory housing price on the purchasing capacity of the low-to-middle income group rather than comparison with commercial housing price
4 adopting monetary subsidies
5 government renting, purchasing or reconstructing villages in the city to construct more public rental housing
6 encouraging low-to-middle income group to rent rather than purchase indemnificatory housing units
7 separating the indemnificatory housing market from commercial housing market
8 abolishing the policy that allows or encourages public institutions to build self-serving indemnificatory housing units
9 clearing the clouds over the designated constructor of indemnificatory housing units
10 evaluating the effectiveness of the housing provident fund system and establishing a more effective housing financing policy