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作为项目的建设与运营主体，横琴深合投资有限公司（下称"深合公司"）董事长张立刚表示，项目创新 实施"全员驻场"机制，运用AI桩基质量监控、全过程BIM管理等智能化手段，确保工程优质安全。 据悉，产业园项目探索的"工业上岛""工业上楼"新模式，实践的"澳门注册+横琴生产"新路径，核心就 是为琴澳优质工业项目拓展物理空间、破解发展瓶颈。园区秉持"因澳而生 促澳多元"初心，按照"以需 定供 边建边招"原则推进。在首批交付的厂房中，预留了充足且可定制的高标准产业空间，满足澳门品 牌工业升级需求。目前，已累计接洽意向企业134家，其中澳资企业58家。 按照规划，园区将围绕澳门品牌工业核心定位，布局大健康产业、高端医疗器械与智慧医疗、生物医学 新技术、新质生产力创新集群四大赛道，旨在建设一个集研发、中试、生产于一体的综合性产业社区。 业内人士分析认为，项目建成后将有力承接澳门企业扩产需求，集聚全球大健康产业资源，成为琴澳规 则衔接、融合发展的实践平台。 深合公司负责人介绍，项目一标段将于2026年6月竣工交付，整体园区于2026年底建成，有望成为澳门 经济适度多元发展的新支点，助推粤澳深度融合迈上新台阶。 横琴粤澳深度合 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the economic challenges faced by Kunming, highlighting its failure to meet ambitious growth targets set for 2025, including a GDP of over 1 trillion yuan and a resident population of around 10 million. The city has been experiencing economic stagnation for five years, primarily due to over-reliance on the real estate sector and insufficient industrial development [4][6][27]. Economic Performance - Kunming's GDP for 2024 is reported at 827.52 billion yuan, falling short of the 1 trillion yuan target by over 170 billion yuan. The resident population stands at 8.687 million, lacking the goal of 10 million by 2025 [6][4]. - The city's economic growth has been declining, with a GDP growth rate of only 4.4% in the first three quarters of 2025, ranking it 7th lowest among 36 major cities and trailing the national average by 0.8 percentage points [16][19]. - The overall economic slowdown in Kunming is reflected in the province's performance, with Yunnan's GDP growth at 4.3%, also below the national average [20]. Real Estate Sector Impact - The article emphasizes that Kunming's economic issues are largely due to the negative repercussions of its real estate sector, which has seen a drastic decline in land sales and housing market activity. Land sale revenues peaked at 91.57 billion yuan in 2019 but plummeted to 4.628 billion yuan in 2023, a drop of 86.5% from the peak [34][36]. - Housing sales have also drastically decreased, with 2024 sales volume at 6.3942 million square meters, down 66.6% from the 2019 peak of 19.1623 million square meters [39]. Industrial Development Challenges - Kunming's industrial output has been growing slowly, with the total industrial value added increasing from 131.92 billion yuan in 2019 to 183.76 billion yuan in 2024, which is significantly lower than industrial powerhouses like Shenzhen [50][56]. - The city has only one industry with over 100 billion yuan in revenue, which is far less compared to other cities that have multiple billion-yuan industries [60]. - The article points out that Kunming's geographical limitations hinder industrial development, as the city is primarily located on a plateau with limited flat land suitable for industrial activities [90][92]. Future Outlook and Goals - The city has set ambitious goals in its "Three-Year Action Plan" to enhance its industrial base, aiming for industrial investment to grow by over 26% annually and to increase the share of industrial output in GDP to over 30% by 2025 [85][86]. - However, the reality shows a decline in industrial investment, with a reported decrease of 2.5% in 2023 and a mere 1.9% growth in 2024 [86].

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of Shenzhen's Bao'an industrial parks from outdated facilities to modern industrial clusters, showcasing successful stories of park transformation, enterprise growth, and government-enterprise collaboration. Group 1: Transformation of New Qiao East Advanced Manufacturing Park - The New Qiao East Advanced Manufacturing Park represents a significant urban renewal project, transitioning from a "rust belt" to a "smart manufacturing hub" [1] - The area previously had low-rise factories and a total output value of approximately 9 billion, which was insufficient for new industrialization needs [1] - The project commenced in 2020 and utilized an innovative model of "government-led + state-owned enterprise implementation + community participation," completing the implementation phase in just 2 years, significantly shorter than similar projects [1] Group 2: Industrialization Beginnings - Bao'an's industrialization began with the establishment of the first "three supplies and one compensation" enterprise in 1978, marking the start of the industrialization 1.0 era [3] - Early industrial parks were characterized by single or low-rise factories, leading to issues such as land scarcity and pollution, but they laid the foundation for future upgrades and optimization [3] Group 3: Nurturing Niche Industries - Bao'an's specialized parks are fostering leading enterprises in niche sectors, such as the Fuyong e-Creative City, which focuses on cross-border e-commerce and has established a talent training base [4] - The Qianhai Kexing Science Park attracts digital entertainment companies with long-term rental discounts, contributing to the growth of the digital entertainment industry cluster [4] - Innovative industrial housing in Bao'an offers significant rental discounts, enabling high-quality enterprises to establish themselves in the region [4] Group 4: Support for Startups - Bao'an has established 13 "worry-free spaces" for startups, providing over 16,000 square meters of space and offering rent-free periods of 3 to 12 months for companies in AI and robotics [5] - These parks provide comprehensive lifecycle services, including one-on-one guidance for intellectual property protection and connections to investment and banking resources [5] - In 2023, Bao'an's "three ones" enterprise service mechanism addressed over 8,000 enterprise requests, achieving a completion rate of 99.4% and facilitating over 65 billion in financing for numerous startups [5]

Core Viewpoint - The economic development of Kunming has been stagnating for five years, failing to meet its ambitious targets set for 2025, including a GDP of over 1 trillion yuan and a permanent population of around 10 million [1][4][50]. Economic Performance - In 2024, Kunming's GDP was 827.52 billion yuan, falling short of the 1 trillion yuan target by over 170 billion yuan [1]. - The actual GDP growth rate for the first three quarters of 2025 was 4.4%, ranking Kunming among the bottom seven of 36 major cities in terms of growth [5][8]. - The economic primacy of Kunming was recorded at 26.2%, which is 3.8 percentage points below the target of 30% [1]. Population Trends - The permanent population of Kunming in 2024 was approximately 8.69 million, which is still 170,000 short of the 10 million target [1]. - The net population inflow in 2024 was only 4,600, significantly lower than previous years [11]. Real Estate Market Impact - Kunming's real estate sector has seen a drastic decline, with land sales dropping from 915.7 billion yuan in 2019 to just 46.28 billion yuan in 2023, marking an 86.5% decrease [19]. - The sales volume of commercial housing plummeted by 66.6% from its peak in 2019, with sales amounting to 639.42 million square meters in 2024 [21]. - The average price of commercial housing fell to 8,818 yuan per square meter in 2024, a 28.06% decrease from its peak [24]. Industrial Development - Kunming's industrial output value increased from 131.92 billion yuan in 2019 to 183.76 billion yuan in 2024, but this is still significantly lower than industrial powerhouses like Shenzhen [28]. - The city has only one industry with revenues exceeding 100 billion yuan, which is the non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling industry [33]. Investment Trends - Fixed asset investment in Kunming has been heavily skewed towards real estate, with over 60% of investments directed to this sector in 2021, leading to a neglect of industrial development [17][18]. - The city aims to increase industrial investment to account for over 20% of total investment by 2025, but recent data shows a decline in industrial investment [55][57]. Geographic Limitations - Kunming's geographical features, characterized by high altitudes and limited flat land, pose challenges for industrial development, as most of the population and economic activity is concentrated in a small area [58][60].

Core Insights - The "Industrial Upward" initiative showcased at the 2025 Shanghai International Urban and Architecture Expo is transforming industrial space value and driving industrial upgrades and urban development in Shanghai and nationwide [1][5] Group 1: Project Highlights - A variety of "Industrial Upward" demonstration projects were presented, categorized into low-rise, mid-rise, and super high-rise structures, serving as benchmarks for industrial space innovation [3][4] - The Shanghai Ounoxin new factory project features a total construction area of approximately 65,000 square meters, integrating production, office, and storage functions [3] - The Shanghai Puluosi Taopu Smart Cold Chain Industrial Park, a major project, covers about 74,000 square meters and focuses on high-quality food preservation and advanced pharmaceutical cold chain sectors [3] Group 2: Breakthroughs in Industrial Space - "Industrial Upward" addresses space constraints in mega cities, promoting industrial transformation and upgrading through innovative vertical industrial layouts [5][6] - The initiative enhances land utilization and industrial capacity, significantly increasing output value and tax revenue per unit area, thus resolving the conflict between land scarcity and industrial demand [5] - Shanghai's early exploration and achievements in this field have established it as a model for industrial upgrading, with the city emphasizing the importance of maximizing space efficiency [6] Group 3: Technological Innovations - The construction products developed under the "Industrial Upward" initiative utilize a standardized approach for floor plans, diverse facades, modular electromechanical systems, and intelligent construction methods [6] - Compared to traditional cast-in-place industrial buildings, these new products can reduce construction time by 30%, labor costs by 40%, and construction waste by 80%, without increasing overall costs [6]

Core Insights - Suzhou is transforming low-efficiency land into productive industrial spaces, addressing the urgent need for new industry projects while enhancing economic development and ecological protection [1][7] Group 1: Industrial Development Strategies - The "Industrial Upward" initiative is breaking traditional industrial land use patterns by constructing high-rise factories, significantly increasing land utilization and providing more space for industrial enterprises [2][3] - Suzhou's industrial parks have over 60 "Industrial Upward" projects with a total investment of nearly 39 billion, covering over 5,000 acres and achieving an average floor area ratio increase from below 1.0 to over 2.4 [3][4] Group 2: Revitalization of Idle Land - The transformation of previously idle land, such as the Five Pines Innovation Park, has led to a dramatic increase in land efficiency, with tax revenue per acre rising from under 30,000 to over 600,000, marking a 20-fold improvement [4][5] - The Salt Iron Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park serves as a model for addressing fragmented land ownership, resulting in a unified redevelopment that increased tax revenue to over 40 million annually, achieving more than a tenfold increase in per-acre returns [6] Group 3: Ecological and Economic Benefits - The renovation of the Collaborative Innovation Industrial Park has led to a significant increase in land utilization, with a floor area ratio rising from 1.0 to 2.18, and a reduction in energy consumption by approximately 45% [7][8] - New industrial parks are being developed with a focus on sustainability, featuring integrated photovoltaic designs to minimize energy consumption and carbon emissions, thus contributing to the region's green development goals [7][8]