Great Power Army Reclamation

However, the first problem that needs to be solved in the implementation of urbanization is the housing problem. A large number of rural people are moving into cities. Where do you want them to live?

That era was different from later generations in that migrant workers could rent houses. Although it is often complained about, how much is the rent based on the salary? In those days you couldn't rent a house at all.

For example, in the infrastructure company, there are now a lot of immigrants. Their living conditions are really pitiful. Most of them dig holes in the ground to live in, and some go to Lao Yumin to rent houses.

Although houses have been built in the infrastructure companies and development zones, it is impossible to allocate them to migrant households whose household registration does not belong to the Corps at all. Besides, the infrastructure construction and the construction of these houses are entirely funded by themselves. Ma Quanyi knows best how much profit a house consumes. My heart is bleeding!

In the past, Yang Geyong didn't pay much attention to these things because he was working with the Infrastructure Company. The housing issue has nothing to do with him. He is responsible for the supply of raw materials.

But the trip to Hong Kong really gave him a new perspective. It turns out that housing is not a burden, but a commodity that can generate profits. This model can be completely copied to the development zone.

After listening to Yang Geyong's introduction, Ma Quanyi's eyes lit up, but Ye Wancheng was full of doubts. Since he entered Xinjiang, the house has been allocated by the state. Now if it is bought and sold, he really doesn't know whether it is in line with national policy.

In fact, since the reform and opening up, the country has issued a series of policies on housing. It's just that the Corps is a special unit and their level is not high enough, so they didn't see these documents.

Deng Xiaoping delivered two important speeches on the housing issue. In September 1978, Deng Xiaoping pointed out: “Can we take a wider approach to solving the housing problem, such as allowing private construction or public assistance, installment payment, mobilizing personal money, and the state providing materials? There is great potential in this area. "In April 1980, Deng Xiaoping published "Talk on the Construction Industry and Housing Issues", pointing out that "urban residents can buy houses or build them themselves. Not only new houses can be sold, but old houses can also be sold. They can pay a lump sum or installment". The real estate industry is gradually recognized as an important part of economic growth, and the commercialization of housing has opened the curtain on the reform of China's housing system.

Several people discussed it for a long time, but did not reach a unified opinion. Yang Geyong simply called Liu Qinghua and called him over, but he left after calling him. This is a problem that the leader needs to solve, but it actually has nothing to do with him?

After Liu Qinghua got the news, he was shocked on the outside and tender on the inside. However, he knew more than Ye Wancheng and the others. At least he had seen some documents from the State Council.

So he told the two people the main contents of those documents. First, from 1978 to 1987, the reform of the urban welfare housing system was launched. In the 1980s, the reform of the housing system went through the pilot projects of selling public housing, pilot projects of private construction and public-assisted housing construction, and pilot projects of rent subsidies.

In June 1980, the State Council approved the "Report Outline of the National Infrastructure Work Conference" and formally proposed the housing commercialization system. In the same year, Shenzhen was the first to collect land use fees and compensate for the use of state-owned land.

In 1981, the policy of full price sale of urban real estate was rolled out nationwide. Although more than 60 cities in 23 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities across the country have launched the sale of new housing, the results are not ideal. In 1982, the city implemented the "three-three system" subsidized housing sales policy in which the government, enterprises and individuals each bear 1/3 of the housing price. Later, the subsidized housing sales system was stopped due to resistance.

From 1985 to 1986, the housing system entered the reform stage of "rent increase subsidies", and Yantai, Bengbu and other places launched the first "rent increase subsidy" pilot projects. In November 1987, the State Land Bureau identified Shenzhen, Shanghai, Zhuhai, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Xiamen, Fuzhou and other cities as pilot cities for the reform of the land use system, starting the reform of my country's land use system.

Several people's eyes started to shine at the same time. If all the built houses were sold to employees. Collecting part of the land use fee seems to be really feasible?

The three people came to the Corps Headquarters again, collected all the documents issued by the central government on housing reform over the years, and then quoted the classics and made a report to the Corps Party Committee.

That is, all houses in the development zone will be privatized, and the development zone will hand over land use fees to the Corps in proportion. The XPCC Construction Bureau will issue individual property rights certificates to these rental houses. Justify the legalization of private housing.

Several people understand that according to Chinese people's habits, if property rights are really privatized. Basically, everyone will be willing to pay for the house where they live.

Of course, they had already called and communicated with Wu Tianming before doing this. As a senior executive, Wu Tianming naturally knows much more about these matters than they do.

Moreover, he is in the provincial capital and has long felt the pressure brought by the house. Now the second generation of the Corps has grown up, but most of them still live with their parents.

At that time, houses were inherently narrow, and most families had two-room bungalows, with outhouses used for both children and kitchen.

Now that the child is getting married, do you want him to marry in an outhouse? And most families don't have one child, even if they can marry other children in the outer room, where will they go?

Although the children are working, their workplaces will basically allocate rooms, but where does the money come from? Some things are harder to solve the higher the level.

For example, if the infrastructure company has money of its own, it can use it to build houses for its employees, but where will the government agencies get the money? Every penny they spend is recorded in the ledger and subject to review.

Especially for a major project like building a house, each house takes up a large amount of money, and it is the kind where there is no return for the money spent. Not only is there no reward, but the maintenance of the house is completely free of charge.

What does it mean that Wu Tianming knows what Ye Wancheng and the others want to do? But this step must be taken sooner or later, so he chose to encourage.

The report was quickly sent to the Party Committee of the Corps. At this time, the agencies were also preparing for a holiday. But this report was like a bombshell, causing an uproar within the Corps.

No matter which dynasty it is in, there are many obstacles to reform, especially when it concerns one's own vital interests.

It is obvious that the state is responsible for allocating houses, but the development zone should be turned into private property. This is more than a simple system reform. Rather, it has risen to a political level.

Whether one's surname should be public or private has always been the most debated topic in the early days of reform. After three consecutive days of discussions without any results, Wu Tianming suggested reporting the matter to the central government, although many people had reservations. But the report on the development zone was still handed over to Mr. Wang.

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