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Last Update2025-08-25
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Event Overview
Regulatory adaptation in real estate markets reflects shifting government priorities toward housing accessibility and urban livability. Such policy adjustments often illustrate attempts to balance market control with citizen demand for property, while seeking to stimulate economic stability. These measures can indicate broader socioeconomic strategies, adaptive governance in urban centers, and responses to evolving demographic or employment patterns in large metropolitan areas.
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Shanghai Adjusts Housing Purchase Restrictions With 'Hu Liu Tiao' Measures
Shanghai's six government departments have jointly issued the "Notice on Optimizing and Adjusting the City's Real Estate Policy Measures". According to the notice, to better meet residents' improvement needs and promote livability and work-life balance, Shanghai will further adjust restrictions on housing purchases. The adjustments include: 1) For eligible resident families purchasing homes outside the Outer Ring Road, there will be no limit on the number of properties they can buy. This applies to both new and second-hand housing and includes local household families and non-local households who have paid social insurance or personal income tax in Shanghai continuously for one year or more. 2) Adult single individuals will be subject to the same housing purchase restrictions as resident families.