The latest national policy for the renovation of old residential areas 2023

The latest policies of the state on the transformation of old residential areas are as follows:

Establish and improve the management mechanism for the renovation of old buildings, and promote urban renewal and renovation of old communities. Increase investment in the renovation of old residential areas and encourage social capital to participate. We will implement the "trade-in" policy and encourage residents to trade in the old for the new. Encourage the use of advanced building technology and energy-saving technology to improve the energy-saving performance of old buildings.

Take protective measures to strengthen the repair and maintenance of historical and cultural buildings. As for the national old building renovation policy in 2023, the formulation and implementation of the policy need to be adjusted and improved according to the actual situation, so the specific policy will not be determined until around 2023. Trade-in means that the government or real estate enterprises buy back old properties and provide subsidies for owners to replace old properties with new ones. The implementation of this policy varies from region to region and has been implemented in some cities.

General replacement process:

1. Understand the policy: Understand the trade-in policy issued by the local government or real estate enterprises, including the scope of application, application conditions, replacement methods, subsidy standards, etc.

2. Evaluation of real estate value: The owner needs to ask professionals to evaluate the real estate and determine its value.

3. Select the replacement method: according to the strategy, select the replacement method. Generally, there are two replacement methods: direct replacement and new before old. Direct replacement means directly replacing the old property with a new one. When the old property is new, the owner first buys a new one, and then recycles the old property for replacement.

4. Handling procedures: handling relevant procedures according to policy requirements, including property transfer, demolition compensation, subsidy application, etc.

5. Signing an agreement: The owner signs a replacement agreement with the government or real estate enterprises to clarify the rights and responsibilities of both parties and subsidy standards.

6. Subsidy payment: the government or real estate enterprises pay replacement subsidies as agreed. It should be noted that policies and subsidies may be different in different regions, and local governments or real estate enterprises need to be consulted for specific conditions.