1. The purchase restriction policy for households registered in Beijing is:

Married families in Beijing can only own two houses, and single families in Beijing can only own one house;

For households registered in this city that currently own housing (including newly built commercial housing and second-hand housing) that have reached or exceeded the specified number, purchasing housing in this city will be suspended.

2. The purchase restriction policy for families from other places purchasing houses in Beijing is:

(1) Social insurance: Those who do not own a house in this city and have paid in this city for more than 5 consecutive years (inclusive) Families with social insurance who are not registered residents in this city and hold a valid residence permit in this city are limited to purchasing one house (including newly built commercial housing and second-hand housing); families who are not registered residents in this city who own one or more houses are temporarily suspended in this city. Selling houses to them; for non-local resident families who are unable to provide a valid residence permit in this city and have paid social insurance in this city for more than five consecutive years (inclusive), sales of houses to them in this city will be suspended.

(2) Personal income tax:

Have not yet owned a house in this city and have paid personal income tax in this city for more than 5 consecutive years (inclusive) and have paid personal income tax in this city for more than 5 consecutive years (inclusive) Personal income tax paid in the city refers to taxpayers who pay tax on the basis of "wage and salary income". They have paid personal income tax in this city continuously for 60 months starting from the month before the application month; "For taxpayers who pay taxes, according to their applicable tax calculation period, households that have continuously paid personal income tax in this city for 60 months (or 20 quarters) starting from the previous month (or previous quarter) of the application month , holding a valid residence permit, is limited to purchasing one house (including newly built commercial housing and second-hand housing); households with non-local registered residents who own one or more houses in this city are suspended from selling houses in this city; they cannot provide valid residence in this city House sales in this city will be suspended to non-city registered residents who have issued a residence permit and have paid personal income tax in this city for more than five consecutive years (inclusive).

3. The purchase restriction policy for Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, overseas Chinese, and foreigners is:

The purchase of houses by Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, overseas Chinese, and foreigners is not affected by the purchase restriction policy; it is still in accordance with The "Notice on Further Regulating the Management of House Purchases by Overseas Institutions and Individuals" is implemented. According to the provisions of the "Notice": Starting from June 1, 2015, overseas individuals buying houses in this city are no longer required to submit a paper "Certificate of Residence Status of Overseas Individuals in the Mainland". They can directly provide valid identity through the online visa service agency. Provide supporting documents to apply for home purchase qualifications. After passing the qualification review, when handling the transfer business, you must provide a valid identity certificate and a notarized translation of the "Approval Form for Renting and Selling Houses to Foreign, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Personnel and Institutions". Overseas individuals can only purchase one house for self-occupation in China.

4. The purchase restriction policy for company purchases of houses is:

Mainland companies are not restricted from purchasing houses in Beijing (except for Hong Kong-funded or government enterprises without business licenses);

Overseas institutions that set up branches and representative offices in Beijing (except for enterprises approved to engage in real estate operations) can purchase non-residential buildings needed for office work in this city;

Individual industrial and commercial households have been in Beijing for more than 5 consecutive years (inclusive) This city pays individual industrial and commercial household tax, and is limited to purchasing one house (including newly built commercial housing and second-hand housing). Only the property certificate of the operator (or family member) can be issued;