住房城乡建设部建筑节能与科技司司长陈少鹏称："我们将持续做好城市更新顶层设计，加快编制全国'十五五'城市更新规划，会同相关 部门，完善土地、规划、财税、金融等支持政策，坚持'先体检 后更新'，指导各地科学制定城市更新专项规划，建立城市更新规划实施体系， 精准推动项目落地。" 住房城乡建设部表示，今年以来，全国已有449个城市开展了城市体检工作。"十四五"期间，全国各地通过积极行动，城市更新重点任务 也在加快落地见效，累计改造城镇老旧小区24万多个，形成近3000个完整社区样板，累计改造燃气、供水、排水、污水、供热等地下管网84万 公里，实施城中村改造项目2387个，改造老旧街区6500多个、老旧厂区700多个，城市宜居水平大幅提升。 央视网消息：记者22日从住房城乡建设部获悉，为加快城市更新推进步伐，各地将不断完善城市体检评估制度，加快建立城市体检与城市 更新一体化推进机制，把城市体检查找出的问题转化为城市更新的规划、计划和项目。 住房城乡建设部表示，各地要加快建立城市体检与城市更新一体化推进机制，坚持体检先行，科学编制城市更新规划，做好规划衔接，抓 好项目谋划。各地要把城市体检的"监测、评估、预警、反馈"工 ...

记者今天（22日）从住房城乡建设部获悉，为加快城市更新推进步伐，各地将不断完善城市体检评估制 度，加快建立城市体检与城市更新一体化推进机制，把城市体检查找出的问题转化为城市更新的规划、 计划和项目。 住房城乡建设部表示，各地要加快建立城市体检与城市更新一体化推进机制，坚持体检先行，科学编制 城市更新规划，做好规划衔接，抓好项目谋划。 各地要把城市体检的"监测、评估、预警、反馈"工作方法贯穿于城市更新的全过程，评估城市更新工作 成效，统筹解决查找出的短板和问题，探索建立适应高质量发展要求的城市更新体制机制和政策体系。 住房城乡建设部建筑节能与科技司司长陈少鹏：将持续做好城市更新顶层设计，加快编制"十五五"城市 更新规划，会同相关部门，完善土地、规划、财税、金融等支持政策，坚持"先体检、后更新"，指导各 地科学制定城市更新专项规划，建立城市更新规划实施体系，精准推动项目落地。 住房城乡建设部表示，今年以来，全国已有449个城市开展了城市体检工作，"十四五"期间，全国各地 通过积极行动，城市更新重点任务也在加快落地见效，累计改造城镇老旧小区24万多个，形成近3000个 完整社区样板，累计改造燃气、供水、排水、污水、 ...

住房城乡建设部表示，今年以来，全国已有449个城市开展了城市体检工作，目前全国体检的住房、小区、社区和街区数量已达到一半以上。"十四五"期 间，全国各地通过积极行动，城市更新重点任务也在加快落地见效，累计改造城镇老旧小区24万多个，形成近3000个完整社区样板，累计改造燃气、供水、 排水、污水、供热等地下管网84万公里，实施城中村改造项目2387个,改造老旧街区6500多个、老旧厂区700 多个，城市宜居水平大幅提升。 住房城乡建设部建筑节能与科技司司长 陈少鹏：我们将持续抓好城市更新顶层设计，加快编制"十五五"城市更新规划，会同相关部门，持续完善土地、规 划、财税、金融等配套政策，坚持"先体检 后更新"，指导各地科学制定城市更新专项规划，建立城市更新规划实施体系，精准推动项目落地。 央视网消息：记者22日从住房城乡建设部获悉，为加快城市更新推进步伐，各地将不断完善城市体检评估制度，加快建立城市体检与城市更新一体化推进机 制，把城市体检查找出的问题转化为城市更新的规划、计划和项目。 住房城乡建设部表示，各地要加快建立城市体检与城市更新一体化推进机制，坚持体检先行，科学编制城市更新规划，做好规划衔接，抓好项目谋 ...

查找出的问题该如何解决？立行立改、限时解决。江西九江市以小区为单位摸清城市住房底数，精准梳 理问题清单，对问题突出的小区集中进行房屋安全和功能完备整治专项行动，完成14000余栋存在安全 隐患的自建房和1497栋存在外墙脱落隐患的房屋整治工作。 新疆哈密市建立"提了管用、边检边改"的工作机制，通过城市体检群众反馈平台，及时将群众反映 的"小事"交由有关部门办理并明确解决时限，做到"民有所呼、我有所应"。 "十五五"规划建议提出，坚持城市内涵式发展，大力实施城市更新。我国城市发展正将城市更新作为重 要抓手，而城市体检就是城市更新的重要前提。住房和城乡建设部副部长秦海翔介绍，经过近几年的实 践探索，"先体检、后更新""无体检、不更新"已逐渐成为共识。目前，全国已有297个地级以上城市和 150多个县级市全面开展了城市体检工作。 秦海翔强调，城市如同生命体，需要定期"体检"以维护健康。城市体检评估是精准发现问题、有效解决 问题的重要手段，是提升城市治理能力、治理水平的创新性举措。 只有坚持体检先行，才能找准城市更新的着力点。在具体操作层面，城市体检围绕两大导向展开：一是 坚持问题导向，聚焦群众身边的急难愁盼；二是坚 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Hainan Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has issued a "City Health Check Work Manual" to identify urban development issues and improve the quality of living environments in cities [2][3] Group 1: Urban Health Check Overview - The urban health check will include comprehensive assessments of cities and counties, focusing on identifying shortcomings in urban planning and management [2] - The health check aims to analyze and identify major issues affecting urban competitiveness, carrying capacity, and sustainable development [3] Group 2: Methodology and Public Involvement - The work will involve a combination of evaluation results and resident surveys to identify pressing issues in urban areas [3] - The manual emphasizes the importance of public participation and feedback to enhance the effectiveness of the health check [3] Group 3: Goals and Objectives - The primary goals include improving urban governance, enhancing living conditions, and supporting the development of a resilient and smart city [3] - The health check will provide actionable recommendations for local governments to inform their annual work plans and urban renewal initiatives [3]

Core Points - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announced that 449 cities in China have conducted urban health checks this year, focusing on the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of complete communities [1][3] - The scope and depth of urban health checks have expanded, with 152 county-level cities participating this year, building on the previous year's work in 297 cities [3] Group 1 - A total of over half of the housing, neighborhoods, communities, and streets nationwide have undergone health checks, covering an area of 54,000 square kilometers [5] - The health checks focus on various areas including the renovation of old neighborhoods, complete community construction, historical and cultural preservation, drainage and flood prevention, and sports facilities [5] - The Ministry has released a list of replicable experiences from the first batch of urban health checks, summarizing practices from 27 provinces to help other cities learn and adapt [5]

Core Insights - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announced that 449 cities in China have initiated urban health check-ups this year, significantly expanding from 297 cities last year, with an additional 152 county-level cities participating, covering an area of 54,000 square kilometers [1][2] Group 1: Urban Health Check-Up Overview - The urban health check-up aims to create a closed-loop system of "diagnosis-treatment-rehabilitation" [2] - The initiative focuses on the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of complete communities, with over half of the housing, neighborhoods, and communities having completed the health check [1][2] - The comprehensive scanning of cities marks a shift from rough management to refined governance, providing scientific evidence for systematic interventions [1][2] Group 2: Technological Integration and Innovations - Three-dimensional modeling technology is used to quantify the aging of underground pipelines, providing a scientific basis for future upgrades [2] - IoT sensors monitor environmental indicators such as air quality and noise levels in real-time, enhancing the precision of governance decisions [2] - Various regions are innovating and forming replicable solutions, such as integrating drainage systems with sponge city construction to enhance resilience against extreme weather [2] Group 3: Societal Impact and Future Directions - The ultimate value of this transformation is to reconstruct the harmonious relationship between people and cities, enhancing residents' sense of belonging [3] - The health check has led to practical improvements, such as the construction of multi-story parking garages and the revitalization of historical buildings for cultural transmission [3] - The initiative is transitioning from pilot exploration to comprehensive deepening, with the potential for dynamic monitoring supported by advanced technologies like 5G and AI [3]

Core Insights - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announced that 449 cities in China have conducted urban health checks this year, focusing on the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of complete communities [1][3] Group 1 - A total of 449 cities have initiated urban health checks, expanding from 297 cities last year, with 152 county-level cities participating this year [3] - The urban health checks cover over half of the housing, neighborhoods, communities, and streets nationwide, with a total area of 54,000 square kilometers assessed [5] - The checks focus on various areas including the renovation of old neighborhoods, complete community construction, historical and cultural preservation, drainage and flood control, and sports facilities [5] Group 2 - The Ministry has released a list of replicable experiences and practices for urban health checks, summarizing successful methods from 27 provinces to aid other cities in implementing similar initiatives [5]

Core Insights - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announced that 449 cities across the country have initiated urban health check-ups this year, focusing on areas such as the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of complete communities [1] - By 2025, the number of cities conducting urban health check-ups is expected to reach 449, expanding from 297 cities that conducted these checks last year, with an additional 152 county-level cities participating this year [1] - Currently, over half of the housing, neighborhoods, communities, and streets nationwide have undergone health checks, covering an urban area of 54,000 square kilometers [1] Summary by Categories Urban Health Check Expansion - The urban health check program has broadened and deepened its scope, with a focus on the renovation of old neighborhoods, complete community construction, historical and cultural preservation, drainage and flood prevention, and sports facility development [1] - The Ministry has published a list of replicable experiences from the first batch of urban health checks, summarizing practices from 27 provinces to aid other cities in establishing effective urban health check mechanisms and innovative methods [1]

Core Viewpoint - The rapid urbanization in China has led to a significant number of residential buildings entering a maintenance phase, with many structures showing safety hazards due to aging materials and improper renovations [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Health Assessment - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has initiated a nationwide urban health assessment, covering 297 cities and over 150 county-level cities [2][4]. - The assessment aims to address various urban issues, particularly housing safety, as many residential buildings are now in need of repair or reconstruction [2][3]. Group 2: Building Age and Condition - As of 2024, over 660 billion square meters of housing exists in China, with 35% of this area consisting of buildings over 30 years old, equating to more than 230 billion square meters [2][3]. - Common issues in buildings over 30 years old include exterior wall peeling, insulation failure, and structural cracks, which can lead to significant safety risks [3][4]. Group 3: Assessment Methodology - The urban health assessment will be conducted annually from March to August, with a focus on various indicators related to housing, neighborhoods, and urban areas [6][7]. - The assessment will involve a collaborative approach, with government agencies leading and third-party teams responsible for data collection and analysis [5][6]. Group 4: Urban Renewal Policies - The goal of the urban health assessment is to facilitate urban renewal, particularly focusing on the renovation of old residential areas and the removal of dangerous buildings [8][9]. - The "original demolition and reconstruction" model is being considered as a viable approach for addressing severely aged and unsafe buildings, allowing for comprehensive redevelopment [9][10]. Group 5: Financial and Policy Support - Financial support for urban health assessments is primarily government-driven, with potential for private sector involvement through various funding mechanisms [6][11]. - Recommendations include developing differentiated financial support policies for urban renewal projects and exploring tax incentives to encourage private investment [11].