I. Introduction to Resettlement Houses
Resettlement houses refer to houses that have been demolished due to urban planning, land development and other reasons and placed for residents or tenants to live in. Usually, in the process of demolition of land reserve plots, non-operating public welfare projects, urban infrastructure construction, military facilities construction, etc., the people's government sells residential houses to those who have urban hukou (including agricultural occupations) at a certain price and Xing Tao area.
Second, the nature of property rights of resettlement houses:
Demolition and resettlement housing: As the demolition and resettlement housing is the resettlement compensation for the relocated households according to the national policy, it will take a relatively long time for the resettlement housing developed and built by the developer who has obtained the demolition permit through formal demolition procedures to obtain the property right certificate and own the house in the future. The property right of the docking resettlement house is defined as affordable housing, but it is not restricted by the "five-year ban" of ordinary affordable housing. For listing transactions, the buyer needs to pay the land transfer fee at 3% of the turnover.