The Progress and Problems in Urban Land Gradation Studies
Mao Liang-xiang
Abstract
Mao Liang-xiang
Abstract
The price of urban land compensation use and land tax should be set according to the grade of urban land quality and the conditions of land use.The quality difference of urban land exists not only in one city,but also between the cities.However,in the present land market more attentions are paid on urban land internal evaluation in one city,but not enough on their gradation studies among different cities.The paper expounds the necessary and significance of urban land gradation studies,introduces the background and the history of the studies in China,then overviews the present situation of urban land gradation studies at home and abroad.Some policy advices are put forward in this article as well to solve above-mentioned problems.
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The price of urban land compensation use and land tax should be set according to the grade of urban land quality and the conditions of land use.The quality difference of urban land exists not only in one city,but also between the cities.However,in the present land market more attentions are paid on urban land internal evaluation in one city,but not enough on their gradation studies among different cities.The paper expounds the necessary and significance of urban land gradation studies,introduces the background and the history of the studies in China,then overviews the present situation of urban land gradation studies at home and abroad.Some policy advices are put forward in this article as well to solve above-mentioned problems.
Key concepts: Gradation, Quality (philosophy), Land price, China, Environmental planning, Land use, Compensation (psychology), Business