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Shanghai Issues Rules on Compensation for Land Requisition and Housing Demolition

Shanghai Municipal People’s Government issued new regulations on compensation for collectively owned land requisition and housing demolition, stating that compensation funds and resettlement housing must be fully secured before agreements are signed. Resettlement housing must meet national quality and safety standards with clear title and no encumbrances, and if it is off-plan, the temporary transition period generally must not exceed three years.

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The notable shift here is procedural rather than compensatory: requiring funds and resettlement housing to be secured before agreements are signed moves risk away from displaced households and onto the requisitioning party. The three-year cap on transition periods for off-plan resettlement housing is the most concrete constraint, since it limits how long households can be left in temporary arrangements. The open question is enforcement — whether pre-secured financing and title-clean housing are verified in practice, and how off-plan projects that slip past the transition limit are handled.

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