List of the third batch of restricted cities or recently released

Securities Times reporter Erlend reporter yesterday from the authorities learned that the Ministry of Housing and Construction has preliminarily drawn up the third batch of "Limit purchase order" City list, this list of Zhengzhou, Taiyuan, Wuhan, Kunming, Jinan and other 5 two or three-line cities have issued a "limit purchase order" rules, the list of other cities are expected to be announced recently. The person revealed that in order to consolidate the 2010-year property market control results, the Ministry of Housing has been with a number of faster housing prices of the city government communication, proposed according to the State Council under the provisions of the restrictions on procurement. The proposed third batch of restricted cities list is mainly the first-line cities that have not implemented the "Limit purchase order" and the two or three-tier cities with more active real estate transactions since the second half of 2010.　　In addition, for the first two groups did not introduce "limit purchase order" key cities, the department will conduct "interview". Since January this year, Zhengzhou, Taiyuan, Wuhan, Kunming, Jinan, Nanchang, Jinhua and other two or three-line cities have issued a "limit purchase order" rules, together with the first two batches of 16 limited to buy cities, currently has 23 cities nationwide issued a "limit purchase order."　　It is understood that Qingdao, Shaanxi, Guangxi and other cities of the restrictions on the purchase rules will also be introduced. 2010 "State 10" issued, Beijing on April 30, the first issued a "Limit purchase order", requiring the same home buyers can only buy a new set of commercial housing in the city, third and above housing stop lending;　　5 months later, the country carried out two controls, followed by Xiamen, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo, Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Nanjing, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Sanya, Haikou, Wenzhou, Dalian, Suzhou, Lanzhou and other 15 cities have implemented "limited purchase." However, last year's property control was mainly targeted at some of the first-tier cities where prices rose too fast, leading to a huge influx of money into the two or three-tier cities, pushing up local prices. Before the Bureau of Statistics released in December 2010, 70 large and medium cities housing Sales price index, year-on-year increase in the front of the two or three-line cities.