China is gearing up to give its real estate market a boost with a series of new policies! 🏠✨ Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, Ni Hong, announced on Thursday that these incremental measures aim to stabilize the property sector and bring positive vibes back to the housing market.
At a press conference in Beijing, Ni Hong was joined by officials from key ministries including Finance, Natural Resources, and even the People's Bank of China! Talk about a power team assembling to address the housing situation. 💪
So, what's the plan? Well, the government is amping up support for urban village and dilapidated housing renovations. They're looking to renovate an additional 1 million housing units by offering monetary compensation to residents. That's a lot of homes getting a facelift! 🏗️
Ni emphasized that all eligible real estate projects will be included in something called the \"white list\" mechanism. Sounds fancy, right? 📝 Basically, it ensures these projects get the financial support they need through loans.
Get this: as of October 16, loans approved for \"white list\" real estate projects reached a whopping 2.23 trillion yuan (about $313.11 billion)! 💰 Xiao Yuanqi, deputy head of the National Financial Regulatory Administration, even said this amount is expected to double to over four trillion yuan by the end of the year! That's some serious cash flow into the property sector. 💸
With these new measures, China is showing its commitment to keeping the real estate market stable and prosperous. It's all about ensuring people have homes and revitalizing urban spaces. 🏘️🌆 Stay tuned for more updates on how these policies shape the housing landscape!
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China introduces incremental policies to develop real estate market
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