Study On The Problems And Policy Suggestions Of Residence Base Recessive Transfer In Huangpu District Of Guangzhou

Land reform since the collective land system in China has experienced the privately owned,GongSheHua movement series change,gradually formedthe current level 3 all,villagers' autonomy system of ownership of land usufructuary right freely allocated to permanent members enjoy the collective economic organization,and set up the land circulation policy framework,limit the collective economic organization members outside of the housing land use right transfer.In recent years,however,with thefurther deepening of reform and opening up,the further advance the process of urban and rural integration,great changes have taken place in the rural economy society of our country,especially in Guangzhou the first-line cities in urban villages,the villagers in the real life,production use of land for rent,sell,mortgage and will more and more intense,the flow requirements such as national policy and inconsistency between the villagers' demand,the villagers secretly hidden land circulation,the neo-treasure hill out of control is transferred or illegally occupies,superare a of land.In this paper,using literature analysis,property management system ofhouse-site in widely collect and research at home and abroad,on the basis of finishing summing up the historical heritage of housing land useright transfer system,current rules and limitations.Full-scale in Huangpu district in rural collective land cadastre survey work as an opportunity,through the form of questionnaire survey,interview survey,the homestead in huangpu district of guangzhou MoZha recessive flow situation and the villagers flow intend.On the premise of theoretical analysis and research hypothesis,this paper analyzes the problems of the hidden transfer of the right to use the residence base in huangpu district,and tries to find out the reasons.This paper analyzes the differences between the national policies and the needs of the villagers in the circulation of thehomestead,and explores the construction of a housing base transfer policythat is practical and conducive to management.