In terms of real estate, it is suggested that registered families who have settled in Hangzhou or non-registered families who work in Hangzhou and have a record of paying urban social security (or personal income tax) can buy houses in towns and streets such as Joey, Linpu, Yaqian, Nanyang, Xintang, Daicun, Shang He, Puyang, Suoqian, Evolution, Guali, Jingjiang, Louta, Yinong and Dangwan in Xiaoshan District. Eligible households registered in Hangzhou are not restricted to buy a second house in the above-mentioned town street in Xiaoshan District within 5 years. However, the total number of houses restricted by families in the restricted purchase area remains unchanged.
At the same time, the opinion is also clear that before September 30, 2023 (inclusive), those who purchase ordinary new commercial housing in the above-mentioned towns and streets in Xiaoshan District will be subsidized according to the standard of 50% of the deed tax actually paid by the purchaser after handling the house ownership certificate; In Xiaoshan District, those who buy non-residential new commercial housing will be subsidized according to the actual payment of deed tax of 30% after handling the property right certificate.
In this regard, Yan Yuejin, research director of the think tank center of Yiju Research Institute, said that the introduction of the New Deal in Xiaoshan, Hangzhou further illustrates the loose orientation of the current housing purchase policy, and also reflects the policy of actively doing a good job in supporting the housing purchase in combination with talent introduction and other places. In addition, judging from this new policy, even in new first-tier cities, there is still room for policy relaxation, especially in suburban markets.