Building compensation is calculated according to the replacement standard. People who talk about housing have standards given by the government, but you don't have to pay attention to this standard. Can't buy a house according to that standard. Please note that the house promised to you has no title certificate, and then you can only live, not trade, not lend, etc. Property rights are the most valuable, and the value of the house itself is only 1/3- 1/2. There are still many questions about quality, floor, orientation, check-in time and the time to apply for real estate license. Attached is the reply from Hubei Provincial Department of Land and Resources to Comrade Zhu * * in the village:

Your online letter has been received, and we had a telephone communication on April 28th, 2009. The answer to your question is as follows:

1. Compensation standard for land acquisition in Tiezhu Village, Baozi Town, Donghu High-tech Development Zone: 27,540 yuan/mu, of which land compensation fee15,300 yuan/mu (the village collective can keep 30%) and resettlement subsidy12,240 yuan/mu (if it is not resettled, it will be paid in full to the landless farmers). In addition, the young crop compensation fee shall not be less than 1530 yuan/mu; The compensation standards for buildings, structures and other attachments on the expropriated land shall be reasonably compensated with reference to the market price.

2. The examination and approval materials of the land to be requisitioned that you reflected have not been submitted to the Provincial Department of Land and Resources for review.

3. Where the government expropriates collective land, the local land and resources bureau shall inform the expropriated villages and groups before expropriation, and announce the land expropriation after approval.

4. Relevant provisions on administrative reconsideration in the Measures for the Openness of Administrative Reconsideration by Hubei Provincial Department of Land and Resources and the Regulations for the Implementation of Administrative Reconsideration in People's Republic of China (PRC) can be found online.

You can also consult the local land and resources bureau for related questions.