Why doesn't the state regulate property?

The state has no property that is not rectified. In fact, the government has been paying attention to and improving the property environment and management. However, it takes time and continuous efforts to solve the property problem. The following are some reasons that may explain why the state does not seem to rectify property immediately:

1. Complexity: Property issues are often complex and may involve multiple levels and stakeholders. This includes owners, tenants, developers and government departments. Therefore, to solve the property problem, we need to consider the needs and interests of these stakeholders and adopt a comprehensive strategy.

2. Imperfect laws and regulations: Although the state has promulgated a series of laws and regulations related to property, these laws and regulations may be imperfect or difficult to implement. Therefore, the government may need to further revise and improve relevant laws and regulations to ensure their effective implementation.

3. Information asymmetry: Sometimes owners and tenants may not know enough about the regulations and processes of property management, which may lead to their inability to take effective actions when facing problems. The government can solve this information asymmetry problem by raising public awareness and strengthening information openness and transparency.

4. Resource allocation: The government may need to deal with various issues according to priorities and resource allocation. Because the property issue is not urgent and involves life safety, the government may have limited resources and energy. But this does not mean that the government completely ignores property issues, but needs to balance the relationship between various issues and interests.

In a word, it takes continuous efforts and time to solve the property problem. The government needs to balance various interests and resource allocation, at the same time, improve relevant laws and regulations, raise public awareness, and strengthen information disclosure and transparency in order to achieve better property environment and management.