Why do you need one household and one house to apply for a homestead in rural areas?

The main considerations are as follows: 1. Create a new countryside and change the original appearance of "dirty, chaotic and poor". In the past, there was no provision for building houses in rural areas. Are built according to their own wishes. In this way, it is neither beautiful nor convenient. In addition, due to the contradiction of building houses, neighbors often call names and fight.

Two. For a new generation of farmers who have no homestead before, they can also divide the homestead. If one more house is allowed, where will the new generation of farmers get their homestead? You know, this land is limited, but people will have it forever.

In the countryside, every family has a small yard, and every family occupies a piece of land. However, most buildings in the city are high-rise buildings, and the land utilization rate is relatively high. Therefore, compared with cities, rural homestead has not been fully utilized. Therefore, in order to protect land resources and realize housing ownership, the policy stipulates that farmers can only own one homestead.

Three. Farmers can enjoy preferential policies when they enter the city. For farmers who have already bought houses in this city, they can get more preferential policies after checking out, including compensation and low-interest loans, without worrying about the waste of homestead. Moreover, if rural villagers withdraw from the redundant legally recognized homestead, they will be given 80% subsidies to individual farmers according to the current local compensation standards for land acquisition; If a member of a non-collective economic organization withdraws from the homestead confirmed according to law, 60% subsidies will be given to individual farmers according to the current local land acquisition compensation standard.

Of course, this does not mean that farmers will suffer, but it will be of great benefit to the future development of farmers, rural areas and agriculture.