Group 1 - The issuance of local government special bonds for acquiring idle land is accelerating, with a total issuance scale exceeding 100 billion yuan, reaching 108.35 billion yuan as of June 11, involving 442 projects and 24 special bonds [1] - The proportion of funds used for "land reserves" in the newly issued special bonds this year is 7.75%, indicating a significant focus on land acquisition [1] - The issuance of land reserve special bonds is seen as a crucial financial tool for local governments to revitalize idle land and mitigate land-related risks, contributing positively to the real estate market [1][2] Group 2 - The Ministry of Finance allowed the use of special bonds for land reserves to address the issue of idle undeveloped land across various regions, supporting local governments in recovering eligible idle land [2] - The issuance mechanism for land reserve special bonds has been continuously optimized, with recent notifications clarifying the requirements and processes for issuing these bonds [2] - Provinces like Hunan have successfully issued land reserve special bonds, with a scale of 94.15 billion yuan, marking a significant step in revitalizing idle assets and optimizing land resource allocation [2] Group 3 - Gansu Province has also initiated the issuance of land reserve special bonds, with a scale of 27.54 billion yuan aimed at recovering idle land and new land reserve projects [3] - Major provinces such as Beijing, Guangdong, Sichuan, and Hunan have taken the lead in reissuing land reserve special bonds, with expectations for other provinces to follow suit [3] - The anticipated increase in the issuance scale of land reserve special bonds is expected to accelerate inventory reduction in the real estate market and stabilize market expectations [3]