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What is the content of the new regulations of Beijing price-limited housing?
Content of the new regulations of Beijing price-limited housing: the proportion of price-limited housing is based on the land transfer price and the evaluation price of relevant departments. As the sales price of price-limited houses, the proportion is about 85%. If the ratio of the two exceeds 85%, the price-limited house will be sold by the developer, and residents who meet the purchase conditions of the price-limited house can apply. If the ratio of the two is less than 85%, the price-limited houses will be purchased by the relevant real estate departments, converted into public houses and then sold. In addition, when purchasing a price-limited house, the relevant real estate departments need to sign a written agreement with the developer to clarify their respective responsibilities and obligations, and sign a purchase contract online, and the purchase price should be paid off within ten months.

Price-limited housing, also known as "two-limited" commercial housing, is a kind of price-limited commercial housing, which mainly solves the housing difficulties of low-and middle-income families and is a temporary measure to limit high housing prices, not affordable housing.

Price-limited commercial housing adopts the mode of government organization and supervision and market-oriented operation in accordance with the idea of "fixing land price by house price". Different from ordinary commercial housing, price-limited housing has been limited in terms of housing price, construction standards and sales targets when land is put on the market for sale. After calculating the developer's development cost and reasonable profit, the government sets the land transfer price range and regulates the house price from the source.

Price-limited housing should give priority to ensuring the land supply of low-priced ordinary commodity housing and low-rent housing, and its annual supply should not be less than 70% of the total residential land supply. Land supply should be limited to the number of housing units and housing prices, and the development and construction units should be determined through bidding.