There is no need to worry about building houses without land, and new policy solutions
In rural areas, with the development of social economy and the improvement of infrastructure, more and more people choose to return to their hometowns to build houses. However, while the number of rural people is increasing, arable land is decreasing, resulting in many people having a collective household registration in the village, but not being able to obtain arable land to build houses. On the other hand, some localities have also implemented farmland protection policies and have strict approval requirements for the occupation of farmland, which means that some people are unable to meet their housing needs. Although all localities are making efforts to revitalize land resources, there are still many places that are unable to meet the housing needs of the masses due to a lack of housing land.
In order to solve this problem, under the guidance of the competent authorities, the "Rural Revitalization Land Use Policy Guidelines (2023)" was issued this year, which contains a series of new policies and brings good news to those rural housing builders who do not have homesteads. The specific provisions of these new policies are as follows:
a) Implementation"One house, one house"policy, focusing on the layout of the place of residence. According to Article 5 of the Guiding Opinions, all localities should strictly implement them in planning zoning"One house, one house"policy, to guide the centralized layout of homesteads. In the process of village planning and zoning, space should also be reserved for rural housing construction.
b) Revitalize the rural construction land stock and meet the demand for rural housing land. According to Article 16 of the Guiding Opinions, all localities should take measures to revitalize the rural stock of construction land in accordance with the law. All localities should, on the basis of improving the guarantee mechanism for new construction land in rural areas, meet the demand for rational land use for rural industries, public service facilities, and peasant residences. Through the implementation of these two policies, it can not only provide new land resources for the people who have no land to build houses to meet their housing needs, but also reserve land space for other facilities and industrial construction, killing two birds with one stone.
If the above-mentioned policies cannot meet the demand, other measures can be taken to revitalize the idle homestead resources in rural areas. On the one hand, village collectives are encouraged to transfer real estate in the village, so that eligible people can move in with other villagers and obtain land for building housesOn the other hand, villagers who have settled in cities and towns are encouraged to move out with compensation in accordance with the law, and the vacated properties are given priority to ensure the needs of farmers to build houses.
In short, for the masses in rural areas who do not have homesteads to build houses, China will take a series of measures to meet their needs, so that everyone has their own home. However, in the process of revitalizing land resources, all localities should also strictly abide by the homestead management system and prevent some people from excessively occupying and abusing homesteads for their own selfish interests.
It is worth noting that despite the new land use guidelines announcing new policies, some places without construction land still need to take other measures to meet the demand for land for building houses. Therefore, people who do not have land for rural housing need to keep abreast of policy developments to avoid missing opportunities.
The author believes that these new policies can effectively solve the problem of insufficient housing land caused by the increase in rural population. By practice"One house, one house"Policies and centralized homestead consolidation can make rational use of limited land resources and ensure that every rural family has the opportunity to build a house. At the same time, revitalizing construction land is also a feasible way to meet the needs of rural industries, public service facilities and farmers' residential land through rational planning and utilization of rural land resources. The implementation of these policies can not only solve the problem of rural housing, but also help promote rural economic development and rural revitalization.
However, in the specific implementation process of the policy, the local government needs to fully consider the actual local situation and formulate specific measures and plans. At the same time, it is also necessary to do a good job in supervision and management to ensure that the policies take root and effectively benefit the people in rural housing difficulties. In addition, as rural residents, we should also actively participate in the formulation and implementation of policies, express our opinions and suggestions, and contribute to solving the rural housing problem.
Under the guidance of the new policy, I believe that the problem of insufficient land for building houses in rural areas will be alleviated. It is our common goal to ensure that all rural residents can have a home to live and work in. ** and all sectors of society should pay attention to the issue of rural housing, and jointly create better conditions for rural development and rural revitalization. We must concentrate our efforts to build a beautiful countryside and realize the dream of farmers to get rich.