Changing the Collectively-Owned Construction Landscape

Amendments to the PRC Land Administration Law are likely to have a significant effect on the entry on to the market of rural collectively-owned profit-oriented construction land. Deng Furong of Zhong Lun Law Firm examines the implications for this high-profile sector of the Chinese economy.

14 minute readNovember 08, 2019 at 01:12 AM

Susan Mok

Changing the Collectively-Owned Construction Landscape

For many decades, there has been an issue with ownership titles of rural collectively-owned land in China – namely that titles are often incomplete. This poses obstacles to the circulation of collectively-owned for-profit construction land, significantly impeding the integrated planning and development of the country's urban and rural areas.

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