[Dongguan has introduced a number of measures to optimize real estate policies: continue to implement phased home purchase subsidies and increase support for housing provident fund withdrawals] On September 29, Dongguan has introduced a number of measures to optimize real estate policies, which will be implemented from September 29, 2026. On the demand side, first, we will continue to implement phased home purchase subsidies, and provide qualified home purchasers who purchase new homes with a home purchase subsidy of 2% of the total purchase contract price, up to a maximum of 30,000 yuan, to promote the release of home purchase demand. The second is to increase support for housing provident fund withdrawals. Implement the requirements of the "Housing Provident Fund Management Regulations", include the withdrawal of decoration funds and property management fees into the support scope of the provident fund, and clarify the specific withdrawal rules to further reduce the burden of residents purchasing houses. The third is to further optimize the identification standards for first-time home owners. When applying for commercial loans, the scope of identification and review for first-time home purchases for second-hand houses will be adjusted from the city's administrative region to the town street (park) where the house to be purchased is located, and the coverage of first-time home loan preferential policies will be expanded. On the supply side, the first is to refine the real estate-land linkage land supply adjustment mechanism. Each town, street (park) can reasonably increase the supply of high-quality residential land based on the depletion cycle of the city's new commercial housing inventory, and further refine and clarify the scope of commercial land management and control, and promote the balance between supply and demand through land source control. The second is to encourage multiple channels to revitalize existing resources. Promote the revitalization of existing commercial housing by encouraging self-sustaining operations, converting non-residential properties into insurance, and acquiring property in the foreclosure market.