Core Insights - The Beijing 2026 Land Supply Plan aims to implement approximately 3,240 to 3,740 hectares of construction land, with a focus on residential land near transit stations and well-equipped areas to promote a balance of living, working, and commercial spaces [1][3] Group 1: Land Supply Overview - The total planned new land supply for 2026 is between 3,040 to 3,540 hectares, including 2,430 to 2,530 hectares for urban construction [1] - The plan emphasizes a reduction in land supply while improving quality, with a net reduction target of 500 hectares for urban construction land compared to 2025 [1] Group 2: Urban Renewal and Industrial Land - The plan includes a separate indicator for urban renewal, aiming to ensure that the scale of stock updates is no less than that of new supplies, thereby activating urban resource potential [2] - Industrial land allocation is set at 480 to 540 hectares, an increase of 10 to 30 hectares from 2025, with at least 85% of this land directed towards high-tech industries and key functional areas [2] Group 3: Residential and Public Service Land - The plan specifies 200 to 240 hectares for residential land, prioritizing development around transit stations and areas with high employment density [3] - A total of 350 hectares is allocated for affordable housing, with a focus on meeting the needs of new citizens and service personnel [3] - Public service land is set at 650 hectares, with 300 hectares specifically designated for green spaces and squares to promote garden city development [3]
2026年北京建设用地供应计划发布，突出减量提质