Female,

Hui nationality,

Tianjin people,

195 1 year 165438+ was born on1October 9,

Party member, member of the 10th CPPCC National Committee, economist, member of Beijing CPPCC, deputy director of Beijing Women's Work Committee, member of Central Economic Committee of China Revolutionary Committee, member of China Women Entrepreneurs Association, member of Beijing Women Entrepreneurs Association, director of Huangpu Military Academy Alumni Association, and currently chairman and general manager of Beijing Zhaotai Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. and Beijing Huihong Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.

Mu Qiru, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said that nail households led to rising house prices.

"Nail households have also led to the rise in housing prices. It is unfair to regard developers as the culprit of high housing prices and street rats." In the group discussion of the first session of the 11th CPPCC yesterday, Mu Qiru, a CPPCC member who is the owner of a real estate company in Beijing, repeatedly issued "spicy quotations".

When talking about the "nail house" encountered during the demolition, Mu Qiru bluntly said: "The" nail house "has harmed the interests of most people, including developers, for his personal interests!"

Mu Qiru said that in the process of demolition, the state and the government asked developers to come up with a variety of compensation methods. "I think that's enough. If the compensation is too much, the cost will also enter the development cost of the developer and will eventually fall on the buyer. " .

"The nail house is a personal behavior, that is, someone is encouraging these nail houses and saying,' We won't go, but we will carry it'. Therefore, without good legal education and quality education, individuals began to bid blindly. " Mu Qiru said that this will inevitably lead to an extension of the construction period and an increase in the cost of capital. Either the developer can't do it, or the cost is added to the house price.

"Real estate developers are now rats crossing the street. Who dares to speak for real estate developers? " When it comes to the embarrassing situation of real estate developers in public opinion, Mu Qiru is quite unfair: "People only look at appearance (high housing prices). There are actually many reasons. I don't deny that there are indeed some unscrupulous businessmen who have built their houses badly but sold them at high prices to deceive the owners. But after all, most developers are still law-abiding. They used bank loans to develop and manage industries, which also made great contributions to the whole tax revenue of the country. China's economy still needs their help. It is unfair to blame them now and regard them as the chief culprit of high housing prices. "

Tight monetary policy this year has given many real estate developers a sense of crisis. In this regard, Mu Qiru said frankly that this policy will definitely have an impact on the real estate industry and accelerate the integration of the whole industry. "In particular, some small development enterprises have little funds and rely entirely on loans. It is very difficult to gain a foothold in the industry. Many companies may become bigger and stronger, and some may give up slowly. "