The housing issue has always been the focus of concern of the Chinese people. With the continuous advancement of urbanization in China, demolition and reconstruction have become an inevitable choice for urban renewal.
Recently, a ** news hit like a missile, which sparked widespread discussion. It is reported that by 2024, China may demolish the "three types" of houses, and it is expected that 30% of the people will benefit.
First of all, clarify what the "three types" of houses refer to. According to the source, these include illegal buildings located in urban planning areas, public welfare demolition and relocation required for urban construction, and old houses that seriously affect the city's aesthetics and environmental quality.
Among them, illegal construction and public welfare demolition will become the main targets.
First of all, let's talk about illegal construction. Illegal buildings refer to buildings that are built without approval, and their existence seriously affects urban planning and may also have potential safety hazards.
In our country, the number of illegal buildings is staggering, most of which are located in urban centers, resulting in high housing prices that are unaffordable for ordinary people.
Once these illegal buildings are cleared, it will provide more housing resources for the majority of home buyers, which is conducive to alleviating the pressure on housing prices and allowing more people to realize their dream of living.
Let's talk about public welfare demolition. Public welfare demolition is the demolition and renovation of old buildings in the public interest. These buildings are old for many years, and the facilities are aging, which not only affects the image of the city, but also may cause inconvenience to the citizens.
It is reported that the proportion of public welfare demolition is increasing year by year, and a large number of houses are demolished every year. In the future urban construction, public welfare demolition will pay more attention to the interests of citizens to ensure the smooth progress of demolition and resettlement.
This will give the city a new look and greatly improve the living environment of citizens.
Finally, we talk about the old houses that affect the city's aesthetics and environmental quality. These houses are often located in the core of the city, with a dilapidated appearance and incongruity with the surrounding environment.
The demolition of these houses will give the city a new lease of life and a better quality of life for the surrounding residents. According to the latest data, about 10 million households currently live in old houses that seriously affect the aesthetics of the city.
If these houses are included in the scope of demolition, it will definitely improve the quality of the city and allow more people to enjoy the fruits of urban development.
In the process of demolition, fairness, justice and openness are crucial. To this end, China's relevant departments have carried out research on the policy of demolition and resettlement, and strive to promote the orderly progress of urban construction while protecting the interests of the people.
To sum up, this policy has undoubtedly injected new vitality into China's urban development. The demolition of illegal buildings, the implementation of public welfare demolitions, and the elimination of old houses that affect the city's aesthetics will give the city a new lease of life and allow more people to benefit from urban development.
Under the leadership of the first country, China's urbanization process will enter a new stage, bringing a better life to the general public.
In this process, both buyers and those who have been demolished should remain rational and actively cooperate with the work.
At the same time, the first department also needs to effectively protect the interests of the people, so that every citizen can find their own place in the development of the city.
We look forward to the opening of the curtain of demolition and reconstruction in 2024, bringing new vitality to China's urban development.