Evaluation and Empirical Research on the Effect of the Monetary Subsidy Policy for Public Rental Housing

Zhang, Yuesong; Yang, Beijie; Sui, Mingyi; Zhang, Yufan

doi:10.1061/9780784483848.084

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“…In line with its pioneering spirit of being bold and innovative, Shenzhen became the first city to announce the "Implementation Measures for Rental Housing and Living Subsidies for Newly Introduced Talents in Shenzhen" in November 2016. This policy aims to provide living subsidies and rental housing to newly introduced talents, attracting young professionals from other cities to come and work in Shenzhen (Zhang, Deng, & Liang, 2018). To apply for the affordable rental housing, applicants must meet the conditions outlined in Article 11 of the measures.…”

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A Study on Shenzhen’s Public Housing Policy to Address the Brain Drain Problem: A Sample of Affordable Rental Housing

Chen

2024

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In order to deal with the brain drain issue brought about by the housing problem, the Shenzhen government has implemented an affordable rental housing policy to try to overcome the issue. So far, this policy seems to have eased the brain drain issue to a certain degree. This study uses the Smith Model as an analyzing tool to examine policy performance. According to the Smith Model, idealized policy, implementing organisation, target group, and environmental factors four perspectives are used to analyse and examine whether the policy has successfully overcome the social issue. Through using the Smith Model, this study finds out that the existing Shenzhen affordable housing policy has basically dealt with the brain drain issue in Shenzhen, while there are still some gaps in the policy.

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A Study on Shenzhen’s Public Housing Policy to Address the Brain Drain Problem: A Sample of Affordable Rental Housing

Chen

2024

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Revealing the widespread existence and serious adverse health consequences of low-price rental housing in urban villages in Xiamen, China

Yuan

Huo

et al. 2023

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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Xiamen, China, currently experiencing rapid development, needs to house large numbers of migrant workers who receive relatively low pay, prompting original residents in urban villages to repurpose and rebuild their original houses for low-price letting. In this conglomerate study, we firstly gauged the scale of existence of low-price rental housing (LPRH) in the city’s rental housing market and the severity of their indoor environmental deficiencies. Questionnaires were then employed to reveal the actual living experience of their renters and the consequences on their health. Finally, statistical analyses were used to find the origin of any reported health problems. It was found that partitioned rural rental housings (PRRHs), the specific type of LPRH developed in Xiamen, represented the majority of rental housing supply in most areas of the city, and that the indoor environment parameters were mostly negative, both from the on-site measurements and from renters’ experience. The sub-standard environmental parameters also showed correlational relationships to the renters’ health. This research highlights the significant presence of PRRHs in Xiamen and their disservice for renters’ health, calling governmental intervention throughout the lifetime of LPRHs in all cities including formulating adequate housing plans to house population explosions and renovating and replacing existing LPRHs.

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Evaluation and Empirical Research on the Effect of the Monetary Subsidy Policy for Public Rental Housing

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

A Study on Shenzhen’s Public Housing Policy to Address the Brain Drain Problem: A Sample of Affordable Rental Housing

A Study on Shenzhen’s Public Housing Policy to Address the Brain Drain Problem: A Sample of Affordable Rental Housing

Revealing the widespread existence and serious adverse health consequences of low-price rental housing in urban villages in Xiamen, China

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