In view of the above situation, all major cities in China have started housing reform, especially Beijing. I see that Beijing will implement a special allocation of public rental housing for non-Beijing residents with stable employment and no housing, and I see from the news that at least 900 sets of public rental housing and self-occupied housing will be rented and sold. I think this policy is wise from a practical point of view and good news for most people.
There are more and more new people in Beijing now. Because they have stable jobs in Beijing, they must have a place to live in Beijing. But now that Beijing's housing prices are rising, many newcomers in Beijing can't afford to buy a house. Therefore, these people can be said to be homeless. This time, Beijing rents and sells houses to people who are not registered in Beijing and have stable jobs, which can slightly alleviate their housing pressure.
There are a lot of new people in Beijing now. Even if the new population is not increased now, there are tens of millions of people without Beijing household registration, which is a huge number. In fact, the launch of 900 houses in Beijing this time can't meet everyone's housing needs, but don't forget that 900 houses are not a small number, at least it can give people a reassurance and give the real estate market a psychological pressure, so that house prices may come down and help many people indirectly.
I think Beijing's policy is of great significance. On the surface, Beijing is gradually reforming the real estate market. The strength of a policy cannot change the layout of the real estate market, but it can completely change the price of the real estate market and even affect the transactions in the real estate market. In this case, the power of 900 public rental housing and self-occupied housing has become greater, so I think such a policy can completely solve the housing difficulties of new Beijingers, because the indirect impact is even greater!