加快构建房地产发展新模式

Core Viewpoint - The real estate market in China is expected to undergo a transformation by 2026, focusing on a new development model that prioritizes the needs of residents for quality housing and urban renewal [1][4]. Group 1: Market Stability - The Chinese real estate market is currently experiencing a deep adjustment, shifting from high demand to a structural oversupply, with new housing demand unlikely to return to previous peaks [2][3]. - The emphasis will be on stabilizing the real estate market through tailored policies for different cities, controlling new land supply in oversupplied areas, and promoting the acquisition of existing properties for affordable housing [3][4]. - The Central Economic Work Conference in 2025 highlighted the importance of stabilizing the real estate market to ensure healthy development and mitigate risks [2]. Group 2: Urban Renewal - By 2030, significant progress is expected in urban renewal actions, with improved mechanisms and enhanced living environments for residents [5][6]. - Urban health assessments will be conducted to identify and address issues affecting urban competitiveness and sustainability [6][7]. - A series of projects will be implemented, including the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of modern urban infrastructure to enhance safety and livability [7][8]. Group 3: Quality Housing Development - The construction of "good houses" is set to become a new growth area, with a focus on improving housing quality through better standards, design, and materials [8][9]. - The government aims to enhance the quality of housing by implementing new standards and promoting innovative construction methods, including green and smart building practices [9][10]. - The transformation of old houses into "good houses" will be supported through various renovation initiatives and community development projects [10][11]. Group 4: Service Enhancement - The importance of property services is highlighted, with a focus on improving service quality to meet the growing demands of residents for various community services [12][13]. - The real estate sector is shifting from a construction-focused approach to one that emphasizes lifecycle services, enhancing the overall living experience for residents [12][13]. - The integration of property services with daily life needs is encouraged, aiming to provide comprehensive community support and convenience for residents [12][13].