深圳多个停滞城市更新项目迎转机！

Group 1 - Urban renewal has become a key focus in the real estate market, with various cities actively addressing challenges and reviving stalled projects [1][2] - The Jinzuan Haoyuan project in Shenzhen's Luohu District, known as one of the most difficult to renovate, has faced multiple obstacles since being included in the renovation list in 2010, including high-profile "nail households" and developer financial issues [1] - A consortium led by CITIC has been selected as the market cooperation entity for the Jinzuan Haoyuan project, with a revitalization plan agreed upon after two months of negotiations [1] Group 2 - The Bujin Nanmen Dun urban village renovation project in Longgang District, Shenzhen, has made progress after being stalled due to the developer's financial troubles since 2021 [2] - The Huatai community in Futian District has transformed into the "New World Xiangmi Four Seasons Garden" project after nearly 15 years of renovation, with new units set to be launched at an average price of 131,200 yuan per square meter [2] - Many urban renewal projects in Shenzhen face issues such as high plot ratios and inadequate commercial and office space configurations, leading to a prevalence of "skyscraper residential buildings" [2] Group 3 - The Shenzhen Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau has commissioned a study focusing on issues related to excessive plot ratios, building heights, and oversupply of commercial office space in urban renewal projects [3] - Recent policy acceleration across various regions aims to enhance urban renewal efforts, with expectations for more detailed supportive policies to emerge [3] - The sustainable urban renewal model is anticipated to play a significant role in stabilizing growth, expanding domestic demand, and improving livelihoods, contributing to the transformation of urban development methods and high-quality urban growth [3]