随着分税制改革的实施，土地财政逐渐成为我国地方政府获取财政收入的主要模式，同时，近些年来我国房地产价格上涨趋势日益加快。文章基于政府行为导向的基础，以北京市为例，通过相关数据分析土地财政模式与房地产价格演变趋势的相关性，探讨政府行为导向对房地产价格演变趋势的影响及保持房地产价格健康稳定发展的对策建议。

随着我国经济的不断发展，房地产税的征收逐渐被提上日程。近几年，关于房地产税的征收争议不断，房地产税的功能应该如何定位，房地产税的征收依据和标准应该如何制定都是当下急需考虑的问题。针对诸多问题，必须积极地通过完善公共财政体系以及法律法规等方面的内容来加快房地产税的立法改革工作，从而有效推进房地产税改革，积极促进我国房地产行业的健康发展。本文主要通过对我国房地产税的概念、发展历程以及当下面临的问题等几方面进行分析，以期为我国的房地产税制度改革提供一些参考。

十九大报告明确指出，加快建立多主体供给、多渠道保障、租购并举的住房制度，让全体人民住有所居。共享产权住房作为保障房的一种形式，为解决中低收入群体居住问题提供了新的方法。本文从我国现有共有产权住房试点城市出发，对其产权比例、申购资格、定价方式、退出模式进行比较分析，同时总结英美相对成熟的共有产权住房经验，指出现阶段我国共有产权住房存在的问题，在此基础上提出政策建议。

近期，深圳住建委召开《关于深化住房制度改革加快建立多主体供给多渠道保障租购并举的住房供应与保障体系的意见》新闻通报会，引起了巨大反响。业内普遍认为，这是深圳的“二次房改”，它将深刻影响深圳房地产市场，构建楼市管理长效机制，抑制投机投资，并为其他城市甚至国家住房制度改革提供借鉴。

农村住房保险是农村住房保障政策的重要配套措施，是政府部门推进精准扶贫的重要政策工具。本文以福建农村住房保险实践为例，解析农村住房保险制度的精准扶贫模式和精准扶贫功能，并针对农房保险推进中面临的难题，提出加强顶层设计、完善中央财税优惠措施、推动提高扶贫保障能力、试行风险费率区划等政策建议。

中国房地产的宏观调控不是限制房地产业的发展，而主要是抑制房地产投机。房地产开发过程中，控制建设用地供应规模，限购、限售、限贷、限价是在我国目前房地产税费体系不健全，管理不完善的临时措施。深圳新房改，城市政府不再以追求土地出让收益和房地产价格增值为目标，而是以民生为导向，将针对不同收入水平的居民和专业人才等各类群体，着力构建多层次、差异化、全覆盖的住房供应与保障体系。

Thailand’s real estate and construction sector accounted for 8.8% of the country’s GDP in 2017. The real estate sector alone reported GVA of THB 964bn, while the construction sector posted GVA of 399bn in 2017. Real estate and construction together employed 2.36mn persons in 2017, and accounted for 6.3% of total employment in Thailand in that year. Infrastructure construction in particular hinges on public spending and is susceptible to associated risks such as project delays or budget cuts. Property construction is dominated by the housing segment, which in turn is mostly driven by condominium construction, catering to Thailand’s urbanising middle class. The high household debt of Thais is a major challenge for prospective home buyers. That excluded, the sector generally expects bright prospects for the future, reflecting Thailand’s strengthening position as a regional investment hub.

8 月28 日，第十三届全国人民代表大会常务委员会第五次会议举行，国家发展和改革委员会主任何立峰对今年以来国民经济和社会发展计划执行情况进行介绍。

The Indian real estate industry, which currently accounts for 5.2% of the Asia-Pacific real estate market and 5-6% of India’s GDP, has a huge multiplier effect on the economy, and is poised to account for around 13% of GDP by 2028. It is the second-largest employer (after agriculture) and is expected to grow by 30% over the next decade. In terms of inward FDI, construction is the fourth-largest sector and is projected to receive USD 25bn by FY2022. Due to the short-term disruptive effects of changes in real estate laws and other policy changes, the real estate industry witnessed a considerable slowdown in 2017. However, in 2018, this industry is experiencing a gradual recovery, which is expected to gain traction in the second half of the calendar year, as the Indian economy continues to expand – driven by the strong performance of the manufacturing and services sectors.