Abstract:Rural property right transfer market is of great significance for facilitating the flows of production factors between urban and rural areas, activating the potential of rural resource factors, and fully leveraging the decisive role of the market forces in resource allocation. Based on the market transaction data from six rural property right transfer markets, this paper analyzed the overall characteristics of the current rural property right transfer market and explored the operational difficulties it faces. Results show that the construction forms of rural property right transfer market are different, and present significant differences in business scope, fund guarantee, transaction content, and charging mode. The large-scale trend of both sides of the rural property right transfer transaction is significant, in which the supplier is dominated by the integrated transaction subject, and the demand side is dominated by the large-scale management subject. The integration trend of rural property right transfer market at the provincial level is more and more obvious, which is manifested as the regional integration of market construction and the digital integration of property right transaction system. However, there also exist some problems, transactions of property right transfer being blocked, partial market operations being difficult to sustain, the market function being inadequate, and the property right transfer transaction standardization being poor. Therefore, this paper recommends the following mitigation strategies: enhancing the rural property right system, improving the level of market construction software and hardware, focusing on county-level service functions, and perfecting the market supervision mechanism.