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老旧小区改造是城镇化建设"补短板，强弱项"的重要内容。为助力改善人民群众居住条件，农行南平分 行积极为老旧小区改造项目注入信贷资金。该分行结合实际，为项目主体——延平区国有资产运营有限 公司提供了行之有效的服务方案，项目总投资2.05亿元，其中农行支持1.3亿元，以多片区开发中的充电 桩、停车位、广告牌、公共服务设施运营收入作为还款来源，覆盖改造成本。项目竣工后，将全面提高 小区硬件设施和公共服务支撑能力，能服务17个老旧小区、441栋楼以及近1.4万居民。 经过改造，老旧小区焕然一新。违章建筑和围墙全部拆除，排水管网藏入地下，外墙统一美观，新配置 了停车位1100多个、汽车充电桩280个、电动车充电位1300多个，口袋公园、园林绿化、防污排涝、安 防消防、照明光纤、锻炼器械等现代化住宅要素应有尽有。 如今，从紫芝巷的充电桩到南铝社区的花海公园，从百福小区的徽派墙绘到杨东社区的智慧安防，农行 南平分行的金融助力，正推动延平区从"好风景"向"好生活"跨越。 ■本报记者 陈衍水 通讯员 刘木香 福建省南平市延平区天官岭小区崭新的口袋公园里，张奶奶牵着小孙女，正在悠闲地散步。望着眼前修 葺一新的楼房、平整宽阔的路面 ...

6178个老旧小区大变样 8月17日，记者从省住建厅获悉，"十四五"以来，安徽积极争取中央财政资金、中央预算内资金和 省级财政资金超过140亿元，改造城镇老旧小区超过6000个，取得了积极成效。接下来，将进一步推动 城镇老旧小区改造提质增效，不断提升广大居民获得感和幸福感。 "十四五"以来改造老旧小区6178个 近日，位于肥西的新城小区、花苑小区、海东山庄、盛世广场4个老旧小区改造工程全面完工，近 千户居民迎来焕然一新的居住环境。 根据初步统计，结合雨污分流工程，近年来肥西县已累计完成超过300个老旧小区的改造。 "十四五"以来，安徽对城市或县城（城关镇）建成年代较早、失养失修失管、市政配套设施不完 善、社区服务设施不健全、居民改造意愿强烈的住宅小区，特别是2000年底前建成的老旧小区进行重点 改造。并鼓励有条件的地方在重点改造小区应改尽改前提下，对2005年底前建成的老旧小区进行改造。 数据显示，"十四五"以来，我省深入推进城镇老旧小区改造，积极争取中央财政资金、中央预算内 资金和省级财政资金，改造城镇老旧小区6178个。 着力打造一批安徽特色改造项目 下一步，省住建厅将积极会同相关部门，力争加大小区改造的 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent Central Urban Work Conference emphasizes the construction of comfortable and convenient livable cities as a key task in urban development, reflecting the aspirations of the people for a better life [1] Group 1: Livable City Construction - Livable city construction is a complex system project that requires addressing social civilization, economic prosperity, environmental beauty, safety, and convenience [1] - There is an urgent need to focus on solving pressing issues faced by the public and enhancing overall urban quality [1] Group 2: Addressing Public Concerns - The public's perception of livability is closely tied to their daily lives, including access to quality education, healthcare convenience, and the availability of public services [2] - A targeted approach is necessary to address these issues, ensuring that the public genuinely feels the improvements in urban livability [2] Group 3: Enhancing Urban Quality - Improving urban quality goes beyond meeting basic needs; it also involves enriching daily life experiences [2] - Cities should leverage cultural resources, protect historical buildings, and promote cultural industries to enhance the livability and attractiveness of urban environments [2] Group 4: Ecological and Systematic Governance - Urban ecological governance should shift from fragmented approaches to comprehensive system governance, utilizing modern data-driven methods to tackle issues like noise and pollution [3] - A focus on integrating people, industry, and urban planning is essential for optimizing public transportation and enhancing urban infrastructure [3] Group 5: Urban Development Transition - China's urbanization is transitioning from rapid growth to stable development, necessitating a shift from large-scale expansion to improving existing urban quality [3] - A pragmatic and efficient approach to livable city construction is crucial for enhancing the quality of urban life for the populace [3]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Neutral" rating for both the real estate and building materials sectors [1][3] Core Insights - The report highlights that the construction materials sector is expected to continue its recovery due to increased infrastructure investment and consumption stimulation, supported by government policies [3][4] - The real estate sector has seen a weakening in sales momentum over the past two months, with the market remaining in a low-level fluctuation, influenced by policy developments [3][28] - The report suggests focusing on stable and leading companies in the real estate sector, particularly those operating in first and second-tier cities, such as Poly Developments, China Merchants Shekou, and others [3][28] - In the building materials sector, the report emphasizes the potential for profit recovery in cement companies, recommending firms with solid fundamentals and attractive dividend yields [4][50] Summary by Sections Real Estate Sector - The report notes that the recent Central Political Bureau meeting emphasized the importance of urban renewal and fiscal measures to support the real estate sector [3][28] - It anticipates ongoing issuance of special bonds to support urban renewal and old community renovations, which will provide some demand support for real estate [3][28] - The report indicates that the real estate sector's sales have weakened, and the market is currently in a policy negotiation phase, with potential short-term rebounds driven by policy announcements [3][28] - It highlights the need to monitor the recovery of sales and improvements in the fundamentals of real estate companies for medium-term outlooks [3][28] Building Materials Sector - The report discusses recent environmental regulations aimed at improving standards in the glass and cement industries, which are expected to positively impact company operations and profit recovery [4][50] - It mentions that the cement market is currently facing weak demand and excess capacity, but infrastructure investment is expected to support cement demand in the second half of the year [4][50] - The report provides data indicating that retail sales of building and decoration materials reached 15.8 billion yuan in June, with a year-on-year growth of 1.0% [5][53] - It suggests that the building materials sector will see improvements in sales and profit margins due to market recovery and internal optimization efforts by companies [7][53]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Neutral" rating for both the real estate and building materials sectors [1][3]. Core Insights - The report highlights that the construction materials sector is expected to continue its recovery due to increased infrastructure investment and consumption stimulation, supported by government policies [3][4]. - The real estate sector has shown weakened sales momentum in recent months, with a focus on policy impacts for short-term rebounds and a need for improved sales recovery and company fundamentals for medium-term outlook [3][28]. - The building materials sector is facing challenges such as weak demand, excess capacity, and inventory pressure, but upcoming policies are expected to enhance environmental standards and control capacity, positively impacting profitability [4][50]. Summary by Sections Real Estate Sector - The central government is emphasizing urban renewal and fiscal measures to support the real estate market, including the issuance of special bonds [3][28]. - The real estate sector has seen a slight increase of 0.66% over the past two weeks, outperforming the CSI 300 index by 0.24 percentage points [15][20]. - Key companies to watch include Poly Developments, China Merchants Shekou, and China Vanke, focusing on stable operations and strong positions in first and second-tier cities [3][28]. Building Materials Sector - The building materials sector has experienced a 6.23% increase over the past two weeks, ranking second among 31 sectors [29][31]. - Cement prices are under pressure due to weak demand, with the national average price at 320 RMB per ton, down 4 RMB from the previous week [36][50]. - Companies such as Conch Cement and Huaxin Cement are recommended for their solid fundamentals and attractive dividend yields [4][50]. Consumer Building Materials - Retail sales of building and decoration materials reached 15.8 billion RMB in June, with a year-on-year growth of 1.0% [5][53]. - The report anticipates a recovery in sales and profit margins for consumer building materials companies due to market improvements and cost optimization strategies [7][53]. - Recommended companies include Beixin Building Materials, Rabbit Baby, and Three Trees for their competitive advantages and solid fundamentals [7][53].

Group 1: Housing Policy and Eligibility - The first affordable housing project in Chengdu, Jin Guan Tian Fu Garden, will be launched with a selling price of 15,060 yuan per square meter [1][2] - Applicants must have a "5+2" urban household registration or meet the talent qualification criteria set by Chengdu [2] - Eligible applicants must not own property in the city and must not have transferred property ownership in the last three years [2][3] Group 2: Application Process - Applications can be submitted online through the Chengdu Housing Security Service Platform or Tianfu Citizen Cloud App, or in person at local government offices [1][3] - After obtaining purchase qualifications, applicants will be ranked based on a points system that considers factors such as household registration and social security years [3] Group 3: Housing Management and Restrictions - The affordable housing units cannot be traded or transferred to become market housing, ensuring they remain within the affordable housing program [3] - If a buyer wishes to exit the program, they can do so under specific conditions, allowing for internal circulation or buyback by the operating agency [3] Group 4: Urban Renewal Initiatives - Chengdu is actively renovating old neighborhoods, with over 280 projects started this year, aiming to improve living conditions for 43,000 households [3][4] - The Longxin Apartment, built over 30 years ago, is being transformed into a trendy art district, with ongoing renovations to enhance local amenities [4][5]

Core Points - The renovation project for the old residential community Wenhui Li has officially commenced, addressing long-standing resident concerns about the living environment [2] - The project involves significant upgrades to the community, including exterior wall repainting, roof waterproofing and insulation, and improvements to basic infrastructure such as non-motorized vehicle charging points and waste sorting stations [2] - The overall renovation will benefit over 90 households, enhancing the living conditions and service functions of the community [2] Summary by Sections - **Project Overview** - The Wenhui Li community consists of two old residential buildings constructed in the 1990s, which have deteriorated over the past 30 years [2] - Residents expressed their anticipation for the renovation, which aims to improve various issues such as narrow roads, dark hallways, leaking roofs, and lack of parking spaces [2] - **Community Involvement** - Community staff conducted surveys and home visits to gather residents' opinions and needs regarding the renovation [2] - Enthusiastic residents volunteered to help collect feedback and engage others in the renovation process [2] - **Renovation Details** - The renovation includes repainting the building exteriors, adding waterproofing and insulation to roofs, replacing small items like protective railings and awnings, and enhancing overall greenery in the community [2] - The project also focuses on upgrading basic facilities, including charging points for non-motorized vehicles and waste sorting stations [2] - **Progress and Scope** - As of now, the project has completed the base coating of the building surfaces, cleared disorganized wiring, and removed the overall protective railings [3] - The renovation of the roofs is underway, with the first building's roof repairs completed and the second building's roof cleaning and construction ongoing, expected to finish by the end of August [3] - In addition to Wenhui Li, four other old communities in Wenhui Street are undergoing upgrades this year, covering a total area of 235,100 square meters and benefiting 2,691 households [3] - A dedicated task force has been established to oversee the renovation process through regular meetings and field research, ensuring better living conditions for residents [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the growth and innovation of the elevator industry in Ningjin County, Shandong Province, particularly in the installation of elevators in old residential buildings [1][2] - Bolt Elevator Company has developed a modular installation method that significantly reduces construction time to five days, minimizing disruption to residents [1] - Since entering the old building elevator installation market in 2016, Ningjin's elevator enterprises have evolved from small and scattered to a comprehensive industry covering various segments, maintaining a leading position in production and sales nationwide [1] Group 2 - Ningjin's elevator parts companies have shifted from basic production to core component research and development, capturing a significant share of the domestic market [2] - The elevator industry in Ningjin has formed a collaborative industrial cluster characterized by leading companies, coordinated adaptation, and breakthrough chains, with products exported to over 50 countries and regions [2] - In 2024, the total output value of Ningjin's elevator industry is projected to reach 6.5 billion yuan, with a profit growth of 6.75% for large-scale enterprises [2]

Summary of Key Points from Conference Call Industry Overview - The conference call discusses the **urban renewal** industry in China, highlighting the shift from large-scale demolition and construction to a focus on existing stock enhancement and preservation [2][3][5]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Policy Shift**: The Chinese government has transitioned its urban renewal policy to prioritize protection and preservation over demolition, reflecting a significant change in the real estate market's supply-demand dynamics. This shift is due to an oversupply of housing leading to increased market pressure and declining prices [2][3]. - **Challenges in Urban Renewal**: The industry faces challenges such as high-density new housing supply, significant price drops, and the ineffectiveness of traditional land sale models. Additionally, the prohibition of new local government hidden debts complicates financing [3][4]. - **Real Estate's Role**: The role of real estate in urban development has shifted from being an economic engine to a stabilizer. Government policies are now aimed at stabilizing the market rather than promoting rapid growth, with a notable increase in the proportion of second-hand housing [5]. - **Future Implementation**: Future urban renewal efforts will focus on comprehensive measures including the renovation of existing buildings, upgrading old neighborhoods, and enhancing community infrastructure, with an emphasis on public service and safety [6][7]. - **Impact on Real Estate Market**: Urban renewal is expected to stabilize property values by attracting new residents and improving land use efficiency, thus providing new growth opportunities for the real estate market [8]. Additional Important Content - **Funding Sources**: Urban renewal funding will come from various sources, including central budget funds, policy bank loans, REITs, local government bonds, and social capital. However, current reliance on fiscal input remains high [3][10]. - **Old Community Renovation Challenges**: The renovation of old communities faces challenges such as slow progress in completion and a focus on basic improvements rather than comprehensive upgrades [11][12]. - **City-Specific Measures**: Cities like Guangzhou and Henan are implementing specific measures to stabilize their housing markets, including acquiring existing housing for resettlement and issuing housing vouchers [15][17]. - **Urban Renewal Fund**: A total of 28 cities have established an urban renewal fund of approximately 455 billion, which is expected to alleviate market downturns caused by various factors [18]. - **Self-Demolition and Reconstruction Trends**: If compensation costs become prohibitive, self-demolition and reconstruction may emerge as a trend, allowing residents more autonomy in the renovation process [19][20]. - **Government Policies**: The government is expanding the issuance of special bonds to fund urban renewal projects and is increasing financial support for local governments to undertake necessary renovations [21][22]. This summary encapsulates the key points discussed in the conference call regarding the urban renewal industry in China, highlighting the challenges, policy shifts, and future directions.