Recently, the central bank released by the country has lowered the benchmark by 1%. In fact, this will have a certain impact on the rise in housing prices. Many people choose to rent and cannot own their own homes. However, the emergence of residential containers will To change this situation, which groups of people are suitable for living in containers?
Living in a container house is not only suitable for people who can't afford a house. It is also suitable for people who can afford a house, as long as they like it.
In China's first- and second-tier cities, many low-income families are subject to various constraints due to housing problems. Container houses may be a good choice to solve the current pressure of high housing prices and the contradiction between many social needs. Although it is impossible for China to implement the policy of "container houses" in the short term, it can at least adopt the method of "piloting" "container houses" in some cities or individual cities, expand appropriately, and wait for the opportunities and conditions to mature. Implement, disseminate and promote it nationwide. The emergence of container houses provides conditions for the rapid construction of a number of affordable housing for use by various special groups. Container houses can mainly meet the needs of low-rent housing for urban low-income families, rental housing for migrant workers, transitional housing for newly graduated college students, transitional housing for demolished households, and mobile military camp housing.
Currently in China, container recycling is still in its infancy, and the construction of residential containers is an emerging industry. The entire society does not know much about it and pays insufficient attention to it. There is no corresponding policy support in terms of construction land and plan approval. Suggestions for this: increase publicity efforts, improve social recognition, incorporate the construction of container houses into the unified plan of residential construction, and formulate preferential policies to promote the rapid development of container house construction.