Is there a land certificate and a real estate license for commercial land?

Commercial housing has land certificate and real estate certificate, which are explained as follows:

Commercial housing has land certificate. As long as it is a state act, there will be a title certificate. Land is allocated by the state, not sold. It is just a green book, which can only be occupied by itself and cannot be traded. The nature of land allocation does not affect the legitimate rights and interests of the buyer, but when the house is listed and traded in the future, the buyer needs to pay the land transfer fee at 10% of the transaction price.

Land certificate is a written document issued by the local people's government to prove that the holder has a certain area of land ownership or use right, and it is a legal certificate that the holder enjoys land ownership or use right.

Commercial housing has real estate license. The real estate license is the certificate that the purchaser obtains the legal ownership of the house through the transaction, and exercises the right of possession, use, income and disposal of the purchased house according to law. In the process of handling the real estate license, initial registration is required, and then the developer fills in the application form and signs and seals it, then receives the surveying and mapping form and related documents, and finally receives the real estate license according to the notice.