昆明城市开发重点正在转向，一大批优质地块爆发式入市

Core Insights - The Kunming Land Promotion Conference held on September 26, 2023, introduced a total of 149 plots covering approximately 9,717.14 acres, marking a significant increase in the supply of high-quality land in the city [1][3] Group 1: Land Supply Overview - The land promotion includes diverse uses such as residential, commercial, industrial, and logistics, with a focus on urban core areas and scenic regions [1] - The majority of the land is in a net state, meaning fewer demolition burdens, and features superior location and surrounding amenities compared to previous years [3][4] Group 2: Key Areas and Highlights - A total of 11 plots are located within the first ring road, and 24 plots are in the second ring and surrounding areas, representing one of the largest land supply events in recent years [3] - Notable areas include Wuhua District, Panlong District, Guandu District, and Xishan District, with prime plots such as the original Kunming No. 8 Middle School and Jin Ying Phase III [4][5] Group 3: Specific Projects and Developments - The Wuhua District features several projects including the TOD project and various plots in the vicinity, with sizes ranging from 7.26 acres to 44.79 acres [4] - The South City Core area has seen a resurgence with multiple high-quality plots available for development, particularly in the Wujia Ba and Huizhan areas [4][7] Group 4: Transportation and Connectivity - The Kunming West Railway Station project includes four plots totaling approximately 220 acres, with plans for completion by 2027, enhancing connectivity with the metro system [12][15] - The proximity of various plots to metro lines, such as the 3rd and 5th lines, adds significant value to the land being offered [9][12] Group 5: Future Development Potential - The promotion also highlights ongoing urban village redevelopment projects, with significant land supply planned for areas like Zhaozong and Qinglong Wujia Village [20][22] - The high-tech zone's Shagouwei project is re-entering the market after a previous halt, indicating continued interest in transit-oriented developments [24]