Many places support farmers to buy houses in cities, and various preferential policies subsidize household registration. What effect has this brought?

The development of domestic economy has been blocked, and the COVID-19 virus has repeatedly broken out, which has led to a very depressed property market. In order to maintain the stable development of the real estate market, many places are introducing preferential policies to encourage migrant workers to buy houses in cities. As long as these farmers buy a house in the city, they will get corresponding housing subsidies. Farmers who buy a house in the city can enjoy the policies of urban population equality such as household registration transfer, children's nearest school, old-age insurance and medical insurance.

The government constantly encourages these farmers to buy houses in cities, which can also make the property market pick up faster. After all, many local governments rely on land policies. If the real estate market collapses and the government's land cannot be sold, it will affect the government's normal tax revenue, thus forming a vicious circle. There are still many farmers in the vast rural areas. Encouraging these people to buy houses in cities can also promote the process of urbanization, effectively stabilize the real estate market and accelerate the urbanization of migrant workers.

Encouraging farmers to buy houses in cities can digest urban inventory faster. After all, the developer's capital chain has encountered problems. Many buildings have stopped working, and many citizens have paid down payment, but they can't get their own houses, which will inevitably lead to more social contradictions. Therefore, the government's top priority is to encourage farmers to buy houses and give blood to these developers to tide them over this difficulty. After all, the real estate market is related to all aspects of us. Once the property market thunders, the domestic economic development will also be greatly affected.

Although the government has given many preferential policies, there are not many cases of farmers buying houses in cities. On the one hand, the pressure of life in cities is great, but the living expenses in rural areas are very small, because you can grow your own vegetables in rural areas, and your life is more comfortable. Many farmers are old and just want to support the elderly in the countryside. It is also difficult for these farmers to earn money. They simply don't have that much money to buy a house in the city. And these savings are reserved for their own pension, and they will not buy a house at all.