Research on China's Real Estate Policy: Leak Plug, System Reform, Rights Protection: Leak Plug, System Reform, Rights Protection

Author: Zheng Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The Chinese real estate market is closely linked with real estate policies. As the agent of the government, which serves as the administrator and owner of state-owned land, the government has a particularly significant impact on the Chinese real estate market. Due to the relatively short history of legislation and institutional development in the real estate industry, it has been repeatedly interrupted and disrupted by various political movements. Policies have not been upgraded to laws, and enforcers and legislators are merged, making their influence immense. The role of policies often surpasses that of laws, leading to issues such as multiple sources of policy-making, frequent policy changes, inconsistencies, contradictions, and low transparency in China's real estate policies. These challenges make policy research and implementation difficult. This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the laws, regulations, and related policies of China's real estate industry, covering aspects such as land acquisition, property rights registration, housing demolition, real estate development, construction supervision, sales of commodity housing, intermediary management, and property management. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the loopholes and problems in various policies and examines their causes. Additionally, it gathers the perspectives of scholars, offering profound theoretical analysis of relevant issues, making it highly academically valuable. The book closely focuses on hot issues in real-life scenarios, using numerous vivid cases to depict the disputes and conflicts in the current real estate market. It is suitable for readers in real estate management departments, real estate development enterprises, and academic researchers, as well as teachers and students in related fields.