Shenzhen non -residential commercial office properties, business apartments, etc. will relax Hong Kong and Macau residents to restrict purchase.

According to the China Real Estate News, relevant persons of the Shenzhen Housing Provident Fund Management Center said on Thursday (September 7) that the above policy was updated in recent days, and the relevant functional departments will be informed in recent days.implement.

According to the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Land and Resources released in July 2007, the notice of regulating foreign institutions and overseas individuals to purchase commercial houses, residents and overseas Chinese in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan can only purchase a residential commercial house for self -occupation.Those who purchase non -self -use real estate in overseas institutions and individuals shall follow the principles of commercial existence and apply for the establishment of a foreign -invested enterprise. After obtaining the business license, they can engage in related businesses in accordance with the approved business scope.

People from the above -mentioned housing provident fund management center introduced that letting go means unlimited number. In addition, only Hong Kong and Macao residents are released this time, excluding Taiwanese residents and other foreign people.Essence

Another person familiar with the matter told reporters that he received a notice on the afternoon of September 5, and was told that Shenzhen would cancel the restrictions on the purchase of commercial properties of Hong Kong and Macau, including shops, office buildings and apartments, "Nets and" Nets, and "Nets and Nets.The signing system should be adjusted on September 7. The government may not publish related documents, just do it. "The market vacancy rate remained relatively high, reaching 22.6%. Due to the insufficient growth of new demand growth momentum, and the supply is still in the rising cycle, the market competition pressure has intensified.The overall vacancy rate of the retail real estate market is still facing upward pressure, and the vacancy rate at the end of the year is expected to climb to more than 4%.