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Is there any compensation for the demolition of fund-raising houses?
There is compensation. The fund-raising house that can be compensated according to the local demolition standard and the fund-raising ratio is a fund-raising house, which changes the system that housing construction is contracted by the state and units and shared by the government, units and individuals. Individual workers can give partial relief according to all or part of the contributions of house prices, credit, building materials supply, taxes and fees.

What is the compensation standard for fund-raising house demolition?

1. As the fund-raising house is built by raising funds, it has changed the system that housing construction is contracted by units and the state, and the real government, units or individuals jointly undertake it. Therefore, the compensation standard for the demolition of fund-raising houses should be based on all or part of the investment, credit, building materials supply and taxes of individual employees in building fund-raising houses.

How many years can a fund-raising house stay?

As we all know, the service life of a house is related to the nature of the land. If the house raised by the unit has a real estate license, then the house has property rights protection. In this case, judging the right to use the house mainly depends on its land attributes: if the land of the fund-raising house built at that time was residential land, it had 70 years of property rights, if it was industrial education land, it had 50 years of property rights, and if it was commercial entertainment land, it had only 40 years of property rights. Secondly, to calculate how many years the fund-raising house can live, it depends on the number of years of land acquisition. If the house is built after 10 years of land acquisition, then the idle 10 years will be deducted from the property rights. Therefore, the calculation and judgment of how long the fund-raising house can live depends on the nature of the land and the number of years of land acquisition.

If the land of the fund-raising house built at that time is residential land, that is, it has 70 years of property rights, then what should be done with the fund-raising house after 70 years?

Article 149 of the Property Law stipulates that the right to use residential construction land will be automatically renewed when it expires. As the fund-raising house is a system that changes the housing construction to be contracted by the state and units, it is shared by the government, units and individuals. Raising funds to build houses can be renewed by units or enterprises after the expiration. Therefore, the owner of the house does not need to worry about the possibility that the fund-raising house will be recovered free of charge after it expires.

In short, the compensation standard for fund-raising house demolition should be determined according to the proportion of capital contribution.

Measures for compensation for raising funds for building demolition

Fund-raising compensation for building demolition refers to the compensation given to the demolished person according to the current Regulations on House Expropriation and Compensation on State-owned Land. Demolition compensation and fund-raising for building demolition can be monetary compensation, house property right exchange, or a combination of monetary compensation and property right exchange.