Housing Construction department says more stringent property market regulation is unlikely

Wang Yu According to the Securities Times from the Ministry of Housing officials learned that the recent more stringent regulation of the property market is unlikely, the next step is to focus on the new "Country 10" policy of strict implementation and refinement.　　According to the Securities Times, the Ministry of Housing and Construction officials learned that the recent more stringent regulation of the property market is unlikely, the next focus is on the new "Country 10" policy of strict implementation and refinement. Recently, a number of cities in the country's real estate market recently showed a trend of Zisheng, a small number of urban housing prices are still large, especially in some of the two or three-line city housing prices have risen rapidly.　　There are insiders worried that the housing market volume amplification or the return of housing prices back to the upward trend, may lead to regulatory policy again overweight. For the concern of the housing tax, the report quoted the official as saying that the promotion of property tax reform is a long-term institutional arrangements, not the means to lower prices, even if the introduction of individual cities first pilot. In addition, there will be no new policy on land, and the emphasis is still on increasing the supply of housing, clearing the vacant land and perfecting the system of land recruitment and filming.　　The officials also said policies such as monitoring of advance payments and restricting development loans should be operated by the CBRC and local governments. On the follow-up to the property market, the Ministry of Land Surveying and planning, Deputy chief Engineer Shaoyun said that the Ministry of Land is still the main work of the current policy and implementation, there is no new policy to introduce the expected. He believes that in the long run, real estate regulation needs to establish a perfect tax system, only the real estate tax can not solve the fundamental problems, but also should increase the land idle tax and housing vacancy tax.