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Rural housing demolition will not be compensated according to the market price of surrounding real estate. Although the geographical location is relatively the same, the market price of real estate will be affected in many ways, and there should be only one standard for house demolition in rural areas, so as to ensure fairness. Moreover, the demolition in rural areas is more complicated, and it is impossible to uniformly compensate according to the surrounding real estate market prices. There will always be such problems. Therefore, people who want to be demolished can understand compensation, and only in this way can the fairness of demolition be guaranteed.

First, the standard of rural housing demolition. Rural housing demolition has certain guarantee. Compensation for the corresponding area is usually given according to the original area of the population or the house. There are also certain standards for compensation. In general, it is lower than the market. Therefore, in the actual demolition process, there will be many second-generation demolition.

Second, the market price of real estate is influenced by many factors. Some people ask why rural house demolition can't be compensated according to the surrounding real estate market price. This is impossible, because the market price of real estate is influenced by many reasons, such as some big brands, good properties and perfect supporting facilities. All these will affect the market price of real estate. So although it is the same location, different developers will have different prices.

Three, rural housing demolition will not be compensated according to the real estate market price. As we have analyzed above, there are certain standards for compensation for house demolition in rural areas, but the prices of the surrounding real estate market are not fixed, and even the prices of one building are inconsistent. At this time, if compensation is made according to the surrounding real estate market price, there is no way to satisfy everyone. Without unified standards, there is no way to implement countermeasures.