What impact does the latest household registration reform policy have on rural housing sales?

There is no obvious impact. After the household registration reform, the nature of rural land will not change. It will still be owned by farmers’ collective economic organizations and belongs to the collective.

If you have a rural household registration and are a villager in the village, you can purchase a house on the collective land of the village. Non-residents of the village cannot purchase.

In November 2013, the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Several Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening Reform" passed by the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee proposed that rural collectives should be allowed to The transfer, leasing and shareholding of commercial construction land shall be on the same market as state-owned land, with the same rights and prices. The "Decision" proposes the direction of reform, including the direction of land system reform, and does not involve the issue of allowing non-villagers to purchase houses on collective land in the village.