城镇化难题钱从何来 卖地模式不应也不能持续发展（Urbanization problem where does money come from Land sales model should not and can not continue to develop）.docVIP

城镇化难题钱从何来 卖地模式不应也不能持续发展（Urbanization problem where does money come from Land sales model should not and can not continue to develop） Urbanization problem: where does money come from? Land sales model should not and can not continue to develop 2013, 03, 02, 04:20 source: China Times Author: Chen Feng In September 2012, Wanda Group Chairman Wang Jianlin said in a speech at the Harvard University that China, which had achieved an economic miracle in the past 30 years, will continue to develop rapidly for 15 to 20 years, while the main driving force is urbanization. Two months later, Li Keqiang, vice premier of the State Council, met with the president of the world bank, said that Chinas biggest potential for development in the next few decades was urbanization. The first session of the Twelfth National Peoples Congress, which carries the general mission of the government, will be held soon. As an opportunity, a vigorous new urbanization campaign is going to start all over. An army marches on its stomach. Where does the huge amount of funds needed for the new urbanization come from? How can we attract private capital to enter the country with insufficient financial input? How to break through the ownership of rural collective land in order to make it flow like capital?...... A series of topics related to the financing of urbanization will become the focus of the NPC and CPPCC in this country. Financial rescue The key lies in the settlement of land ownership In Hebei Shijiazhuang South Village on the site, more than 10 buildings have been completed. Reportedly, the building has been completed in two parts, part of the external sales of commercial housing developers, part of the villagers resettlement housing. This is the transformation of the village well-known real estate developers Hengda Group Company and the South Village Camp cooperation. Its cooperation model is, the village committee out of land, Hengda out of development funds. This model of cooperation is very c