苏陕国际金融中心，一定是过去十年时间里大家讨论西安烂尾楼时提及频率最高的项目之一。 这座由中登集团投资开发的超高层双子塔项目，开建已经超过十五年、烂尾十年，矗立在如今的城市封面灞河畔，成为城市中的一道"伤疤"。 如今，这座地标级的烂尾楼，将迎来拍卖。如果有企业接手，那将迎来复活！ 01 苏陕国际金融中心将被拍卖 近日，阿里资产交易平台上发布了《（破）陕西中登投资有限公司土地使用权、苏陕国际金融中心在建工程项目及工程物资等》。 此次拍卖属于陕西中登投资有限公司（以下简称陕西中登投资）破产清算，陕西中登投资的破产管理人对陕西中登投资的资产进行处置。 该标的物的核心资产，就是陕西中登投资开发的苏陕国际金融中心土地及在建工程项目。 苏陕国际金融中心位于西安浐灞生态区灞柳西路以南、环岛路以北、金一路以西、金融路以东，土地面积60.159亩，土地用途为商业用地。 这块地是陕西中登实业集团2009年10月16日以出让方式取得的，随后在2010年2月将地块变更至陕西中登投资名下，并且在当年5月办理了《国有土地使用 权证》，土地使用权至2049年9月29日。 在可售部分，还有7套（建筑面积合计15037.67平方米）备案登记在 ...

短视频博主于2025年发布的视频中描述，8年前，他和家人在 白洋淀孔雀城购买了烂尾楼，因为烂尾交不了房，他们家族将 整个项目买了下来；其父亲让他管理一个项目，他没想到是一 个别墅项目。 作者： 田国宝 封图：本报资料室 2025年12月1日上午，河北白洋淀东岸的七里庄村附近，一组白墙黑顶的建筑群自西向东横亘在白 洋淀路南侧，不时有戴着安全帽的工人出入。建筑群的大门位于东北侧，门前的景观石上刻着"雁 归洲"三个大字。 从北门进入建筑群内部，映入眼帘的是一片未完工的别墅区，有不少工人正在施工。一位施工方的 人员说，项目大约有两三年工期，预计2027年可以全部建成。 雁归洲原为华夏幸福（600340.SH）开发的任丘市白洋淀孔雀城项目，2017年上半年，因规划调整 先后被任丘市住建委和任丘市政府勒令停工。停工前，项目大部分别墅已经预售，待售的仅剩下十 几套。 2025年春节后，一位自称是业主的短视频博主称，已经买下白洋淀孔雀城项目，并更名为雁归 洲，该博主因此被网友称为"史上最强接盘侠"，引发各界关注。 就雁归洲项目盘活等相关情况，经济观察报多次联系该博主、项目的开发商任丘孔雀城房地产开发 有限公司（下称"任丘孔雀 ...

经济观察报 记者 田国宝 2025年12月1日上午，河北白洋淀东岸的七里庄村附近，一组白墙黑顶的建筑群自西向东横亘在白洋淀路南侧，不时有戴着安全帽的工人出入。建筑群的大 门位于东北侧，门前的景观石上刻着"雁归洲"三个大字。 从北门进入建筑群内部，映入眼帘的是一片未完工的别墅区，有不少工人正在施工。一位施工方的人员说，项目大约有两三年工期，预计2027年可以全部建 成。 雁归洲原为华夏幸福（600340.SH）开发的任丘市白洋淀孔雀城项目，2017年上半年，因规划调整先后被任丘市住建委和任丘市政府勒令停工。停工前，项 目大部分别墅已经预售，待售的仅剩下十几套。 2025年春节后，一位自称是业主的短视频博主称，已经买下白洋淀孔雀城项目，并更名为雁归洲，该博主因此被网友称为"史上最强接盘侠"，引发各界关 注。 上述施工负责人说，由于停工时间较长，未完工的建筑主体常年经受风吹雨打，一些建筑主体甚至长时间浸泡在水中，大部分建筑物损坏较为严重。每一栋 建筑物，除了混凝土部分外，屋顶、主体砖墙、院墙等部分均需要修复或拆除重建。 据其透露，项目的修复远比新建复杂，耗时较长，加上冬季施工条件受限，工程进度较慢。未来将根据施工进 ...

Core Insights - The article discusses the successful acquisition of three entertainment and wellness land parcels in Changsha by Hunan Xiangjiang New District Yuejing Investment Co., Ltd. for 283 million yuan, marking a significant step in reviving one of Hunan's largest cultural tourism projects after a previous failed auction [2][4] - The revival of abandoned projects across the country is attributed to the recognition of their intrinsic value, location advantages, and potential commercial value, leading institutional investors to seek long-term gains by acquiring quality assets at lower prices [2][5] Group 1 - The Changsha Evergrande Children's World project covers over 600,000 mu and aims to create a comprehensive cultural tourism complex, initially planned with a total investment of 50 billion yuan, including 12 billion yuan specifically for the children's world [4][5] - The project faced a halt due to Evergrande's liquidity crisis, leaving the core area in disrepair, which has been described as a "scar" on the city [4][5] - The successful acquisition followed a 70 million yuan price reduction after the initial auction failed to attract bids, indicating a strategic move to revitalize the project [5] Group 2 - Similar revitalization efforts are seen in other regions, such as the Chongqing Bay project, which received 2.476 billion yuan in funding from China Great Wall Asset Management, and the Shenzhen Deep Port International Center, which was restructured by the government [5][6] - The challenges in reviving abandoned projects include complex debt structures, outdated business models, and outdated planning, which require significant time and effort for debt restructuring and repositioning [6][9] - The value of core locations is increasingly recognized, with projects like Chongqing Bay and Shenzhen Deep Port International Center benefiting from their prime locations and adjusted planning to attract investment [8][9]

Core Insights - The article discusses the successful acquisition of three entertainment and wellness land parcels in Changsha by Hunan Xiangjiang New District Yujing Investment Co., Ltd. for 283 million yuan, marking a significant step in reviving one of Hunan's largest cultural tourism projects after a previous failed auction [1][3][4] - The revival of stalled projects across the country is attributed to the recognition of core location values and potential commercial benefits, as institutional investors seek to capitalize on undervalued assets for long-term gains [1][9] Group 1: Project Details - The Changsha Evergrande Children's World project spans over 6000 acres and aims to create a cultural tourism complex, including a fairy tale theme park and a rare plant garden, with an initial planned investment of 50 billion yuan [2] - The project was halted due to Evergrande's liquidity crisis, leaving the core area in disrepair until recent efforts to revitalize it [3][4] Group 2: Market Trends - There is a growing trend of reviving stalled projects, with examples such as the Chongqing Bay project receiving 2.476 billion yuan in funding from China Great Wall Asset Management and the Shenzhen Deep Hong Kong International Center being restructured by the government [5][6] - The revival of these projects often involves collaboration between government entities, asset management companies, and financial institutions to mitigate risks and ensure funding [6][9] Group 3: Investment Considerations - The value of core locations is increasingly recognized, influencing institutional investment decisions, while the complexity of debts and outdated plans poses challenges for project revitalization [7][10] - Successful revitalization requires a clean debt structure and the willingness of local governments to share some of the value appreciation, as well as a focus on market-driven, cost-covering, and multifunctional development strategies [9][10]

Core Insights - The successful auction of three plots of land for Changsha Evergrande Children's World marks a significant step in reviving one of Hunan's largest cultural tourism projects, following a price reduction of 70 million yuan after an initial failed auction [2][5] - The revival of stalled projects across the country is attributed to the recognition of core location values and potential commercial benefits, as institutional investors seek to acquire quality assets at lower prices for long-term gains [2][6] Summary by Sections Project Details - The Changsha Evergrande Children's World project is located in the Yuelu District and covers over 6,000 acres, with plans for a comprehensive cultural tourism complex including a fairy tale park and a rare plant garden, initially projected to require an investment of 50 billion yuan, with 12 billion yuan allocated for the children's world [2][5] Market Trends - The trend of reviving stalled projects is evident in various cases, such as the Chongqing Bay project receiving 2.476 billion yuan in funding from China Great Wall Asset Management, and the Shenzhen Deep Hong Kong International Center being revitalized through government land acquisition and planning adjustments [2][5][7] - The core location of these projects enhances their value, making them attractive to institutional investors, while the collaboration between asset management companies and financial institutions addresses funding and operational challenges [7][8] Challenges and Considerations - The main challenges in reviving stalled projects include complex debt structures, outdated business models, and outdated planning, which require significant time and effort for restructuring [6][8] - Successful revival depends on the willingness of local governments to share some of the value-added benefits and the cleanliness of project debts, as these factors influence the feasibility of restarting projects [8]

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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the rising trend of utilizing abandoned real estate projects, particularly those from Evergrande, as filming locations for short dramas, highlighting a creative way to repurpose idle assets in the real estate market [2][10]. Group 1: Real Estate Utilization - In Henan's Xingyang, Evergrande's abandoned sales office has become a popular filming location for multiple short drama crews, indicating a shift in the use of idle real estate [2]. - Evergrande has only developed seven residential plots in this area, with four plots being reclaimed by the local government due to being idle for over two years [4]. - The transformation of abandoned properties into filming sites is seen as a viable option to enhance property utilization and reduce waste, especially as finding new investors for these projects becomes increasingly difficult [10]. Group 2: Short Drama Market - The short drama market is rapidly expanding, with significant demand for filming locations, which has attracted real estate developers to participate [11]. - Notable short dramas like "After the House Went Bust, I Reached the Peak of My Life" and "In the Apocalypse, I Sold an Abandoned Building for One Billion" reflect societal themes of resilience and transformation, resonating with audiences [6][8]. - Filming locations for short dramas include a variety of properties, from urban landmarks to commercial complexes, showcasing the diverse needs of the short drama production industry [11]. Group 3: Economic Impact - Renting filming locations typically constitutes 10% to 20% of the core costs for short drama productions, making it a significant expense [12]. - The rental fees for sales offices and villas can range from several thousand yuan per day, providing a steady income stream for property owners during market downturns [12]. - The emergence of filming bases is seen as a strategic move to revitalize idle assets, with the required space often reaching several thousand square meters [12].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses how idle real estate projects, particularly unfinished buildings, are being repurposed into short film studios, cafes, and hotels as a response to the challenges faced in the real estate market, highlighting innovative ways to revitalize these assets [3][4][26]. Group 1: Repurposing Idle Real Estate - Companies like Evergrande and Jumei Youpin are transforming their idle projects into short film bases, cafes, and hotels, with some projects becoming highly sought after and requiring reservations for use [3][4][6]. - In Henan, Evergrande's idle sales office has been utilized by multiple short film crews, indicating a high demand for such locations [5][6]. - Jumei Youpin has converted an idle shopping mall into the "Jumei Airport Vertical Screen Film Base," covering an area of nearly 17,000 square meters and producing around 700 micro-short films, making it one of the largest short film bases in Henan [8]. Group 2: Real Estate Companies' Involvement - Real estate companies are actively engaging in the short film industry by opening their properties for filming. For instance, Greenland Group has opened several landmark projects and residential areas in Henan for short film shooting [12][13]. - Greenland Group has established strategic partnerships with numerous leading short film companies, aiming to create a comprehensive short film base that can accommodate over 1,000 short film productions annually [13]. Group 3: Broader Trends in Real Estate Utilization - Across the country, various real estate projects, including sales offices and office buildings, are being made available to short film crews, with some properties even offering hourly or daily rentals [15]. - The trend of incorporating "unfinished buildings" into short film narratives is emerging, with stories reflecting the challenges of homebuyers facing unfinished projects [16][19]. - Some idle buildings are being transformed into hotels, such as the "World's First Water Bureau Building" in Guizhou, which has been converted into a luxury hotel with 365 rooms [21]. Group 4: Creative Uses of Idle Properties - Idle buildings are also being repurposed into "City Memory Museums," "Creative Art Districts," and "Shared Spaces" for community interaction [23]. - In Bangkok, an unfinished building has been converted into a cafe, attracting young people with its unique aesthetic, while in Guangzhou, another idle building has been transformed into a trendy retail space [24].

Core Viewpoint - The "Shanxi Jinhao International Hotel" project has faced multiple auction failures, with the latest auction on August 13 starting at a price of 265.4 million yuan, but still receiving no bids, marking the eighth time it has gone unsold [1][3]. Auction History - Prior to entering bankruptcy, the project underwent three auctions between 2017 and 2018, with starting prices of 553.19 million yuan, 525.53 million yuan, and 525.53 million yuan, all resulting in no bids [2]. - After the company declared bankruptcy, five additional auctions were held, with starting prices decreasing from 485.03 million yuan to 279.37 million yuan, yet all failed to attract bidders [2]. Project Background - Initially intended to be the first five-star hotel in Shanxi and a Hilton hotel, the project was developed in collaboration with Hilton Hotels and was expected to be completed before the 2008 Beijing Olympics [5]. - The main structure was completed in July 2010, with plans for opening in 2011, but financial difficulties and legal disputes led to its status as a well-known unfinished building in Taiyuan [5]. Current Status and Future Outlook - The project is located in a prime area of Taiyuan, with good transportation and surrounding facilities, indicating potential for development [5]. - However, complex property rights, high debt levels, and potential legal risks deter potential investors, leaving the project's future uncertain [5].