三个城市更新故事里的金融力量（财经眼·为新型城镇化战略提供有力资金保障）

Group 1: Urbanization and City Renewal - Urbanization rate in China is projected to reach 67% by the end of 2024, with 940 million people living in urban areas [1] - The focus of urban construction has shifted from large-scale new construction to quality improvement and structural adjustment of existing urban areas [1] - City renewal actions are a key component of the new urbanization strategy, requiring significant financial resources and innovative financing mechanisms [1] Group 2: Policy Support for Old Community Renovation - Policy-based finance has accelerated the renovation of old communities, with the National Development Bank providing approximately 10 million yuan in long-term loans for the renovation of the Fuli community in Jiangxi [2][3] - The renovation includes essential infrastructure improvements such as road hardening and sewage system upgrades, enhancing the living environment for residents [2] - The renovation project is expected to benefit nearly 15,000 households upon completion [3] Group 3: Financing Tools for Consumer Infrastructure - New financing tools, such as consumption infrastructure REITs, have been introduced to support the development of shopping centers, enhancing urban life [5][6] - The issuance of the consumption infrastructure REIT has raised over 3 billion yuan, primarily used for new project investments in cities like Shanghai and Tianjin [6][7] - The REITs model allows for the trading of infrastructure assets, providing liquidity and investment opportunities for investors [7] Group 4: Collaborative Financial Efforts in Urban Renewal - In Jiangsu, the Qinhuai River renovation project has seen significant improvements, including new pedestrian paths and water quality enhancements, supported by a combination of fiscal and financial resources [8][9] - Various funding sources, including 49.6 million yuan from provincial development funds and 1.2 billion yuan in long-term loans from the National Development Bank, have been utilized for the project [10] - The project aims to balance historical preservation with modern consumer needs, fostering economic and social benefits through effective funding strategies [10]