What are the five new cities?

What are the five new cities in Shanghai?

Five new cities: Jiading New City, Songjiang New City, Qingpu New City, Fengxian New City (also known as Nanqiao New City) and Nanhui New City (formerly known as Lingang New City).

1, Jiading New Town, is the keynote of several new towns.

Poly Grand Theatre, Taipei Fashion Street, Yuanxiang Lake, Ziqidonglai Park and Jiading Library constitute the modern picture of the city. In 2009, the world's longest subway line 1 1 was completed and opened to traffic. From Nanxiang to Jiading North, each site has a large shopping mall. Every big new city has the problem of weak office atmosphere, and Jiading New City is no exception.

At one time, many commercial projects were gathered with Baiyin Road as the main road. Looking back now, most of them were changed into residential products a few years ago, and the occupancy rate was not low. This also shows that the happiness index of living in Jiading New Town is extremely high. The city has a new interface, spacious roads, convenient life, and a scene at home, which is quite humanistic.

2. Songjiang New Town 200 1 started development.

It is undoubtedly the fastest growing among the five major cities. Metro Line 9, which was opened to traffic in 2007, connects Xujiahui, caohejing, University Town and Sheshan Scenic Area in series, which also brings popularity. Because Songjiang New Town started early, there are also some problems such as relatively old urban interface and unreasonable traffic design. Nowadays, Songjiang New Town has gone a step further, realizing the double expansion of population and region, and is expected to become a new town with a population of more than one million, which is the integration of three production cities in the city.

How to trade the houses around the five new cities in Shanghai?

1, first of all, you have to sign a real estate sales contract, and the payment method should be indicated in the contract. The formalities are: the original and photocopy of my ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate and tax payment certificate.

2. If you are a property buyer, you have to pay 1.5% of the total house price (but if the house area exceeds 144 square meters, you have to pay 3% tax.

3. If you are a seller, you have to pay taxes, stamp duty, transaction fee, business tax (the house is not paid for 5 years) and personal income tax (the house is not paid for 5 years).