“你家拿房子还是现金？”原本拒绝“原拆原建”的上海老小区，时隔一年喜迎动迁

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent developments in the demolition and reconstruction plans for the Ganquan San Village in Shanghai, highlighting the significant shift in resident sentiment towards the compensation scheme and the overall urban renewal efforts in the city [3][4]. Summary by Sections Demolition and Compensation Scheme - The Ganquan San Village, established in the 1950s, is undergoing a transformation with over 900 households preparing for relocation due to a newly publicized compensation scheme [4][6]. - The consent rate for the new demolition plan reached 99.89%, a stark contrast to the previous year's 71.98% for the original reconstruction plan, which faced significant opposition from residents [6][8]. Urban Renewal Context - The announcement on September 30 regarding the demolition marked a turning point, allowing the project to proceed after previous delays due to resident disagreements [6][8]. - The compensation package includes monetary compensation or property exchange options, with additional incentives such as signing bonuses and moving allowances, potentially amounting to several million yuan for residents [8][9]. Broader Urban Development Trends - Nationwide, urban renewal projects are accelerating, with the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development reporting 2,387 urban village renovation projects and over 2.3 million housing units being constructed for resettlement [11]. - Shanghai is leading in urban renewal efforts, with significant progress reported in various projects, including the completion of 30,000 square meters of old housing renovations and the initiation of 13 urban village projects [12].