1, family purchase subsidy: provide certain purchase subsidies to eligible family buyers, and the subsidy standard depends on different purchase types and regions;

2. First-time home purchase subsidy: First-time home buyers are subsidized, and the subsidy standard depends on different types of home purchases and regions;

4. Subsidies for urban and rural residents to purchase houses: urban and rural residents' property buyers are given certain housing subsidies, and the subsidy standards depend on different types and areas of housing purchases.

The materials required for purchasing houses mainly include the following aspects:

1, ID card: Property buyers need to provide ID cards and their copies;

2. Property right certificate: property buyers need to verify the property right certificate of the house to ensure that the ownership of the house is clear;

3. proof of marital status: married couples need to provide a marriage certificate; For unmarried property buyers, you need to provide a single certificate;

4. Purchase contract: the original and photocopy of the purchase contract signed by the buyer and the seller shall be provided;

5. Housing evaluation report: For the purchased second-hand house, a housing evaluation report is required to confirm the value and condition of the house;

6. Financial materials such as bank running water and income certificate: If the buyer needs a loan to buy a house, it is necessary to provide relevant financial materials, such as bank running water and income certificate;

7. Other materials: Depending on the type and requirements of house purchase, other materials may be needed, such as residence permit, household registration book, social security certificate, tax payment certificate, etc.

To sum up, different regions and different types of houses may have different requirements for materials. Therefore, before buying a house, it is recommended to know the local specific requirements and processes to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Legal basis:

Article 595 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

A sales contract is a contract in which the seller transfers the ownership of the subject matter to the buyer and the buyer pays the price.

Article 596

The contents of a sales contract generally include terms such as name, quantity, quality, price, time limit for performance, place and method of performance, packaging method, inspection standards and methods, settlement method, language used in the contract and its effectiveness.