9月9日，重庆市九龙坡区首个配售型保障性住房项目——"九龙·宸曦"启动首轮申购，面向区内符合条 件的无房家庭开放申请。该项目致力于满足工薪收入群体的刚性住房需求，以核心区位和惠民价格获得 广泛关注。 同时，在社区建设中还融合了绿色建筑、装配式建筑、海绵城市等先进理念，屋面设置光伏发电系统， 引入智慧社区管理系统，配备安防监控与智能门禁，实现居住品质与科技内涵的双重提升。 本轮配售价格区间为7189–7739元/平方米(一房一价)，显著低于同地段商品房价格，申购对象精准覆盖 三类人群：九龙坡户籍且在中心城区无房的家庭、在九龙坡区连续缴纳社保满6个月且中心城区无房的 人员，以及区内认定人才(在中梁山以东区域无房)。申购家庭须满足"规定区域内无自有住房，且一年 内无房产转移记录"等条件，家庭成员认定、户型选择(2人及以下选75㎡，3人及以上选99㎡)等细则详 见公告。 据了解，项目于2024年12月开工建设，预计2026年10月底竣工交付。首轮申购(9月9日-10月8日)，目前 仅面向已进入九龙坡区轮候库的无房家庭。未入库市民需通过"渝快办-渝悦安居"平台先行申请入库。 45天后将启动第二轮申购，面向区内有房但人均 ...

Core Insights - Xeriant, Inc. has successfully completed its August production run for NEXBOARD™, an eco-friendly composite construction panel, with plans for at least one additional run in September [1][2] - The production run is a significant step towards final certification and commercialization, with the contract manufacturer enhancing production efficiency [2] - NEXBOARD is made primarily from recycled plastic and fiber waste, utilizing nanotechnology for superior resistance to fire, water, mold, insects, and abrasion, making it a viable alternative to traditional building materials [2] Company Overview - Xeriant, Inc. focuses on the discovery, development, and commercialization of advanced materials and disruptive aerospace technologies [5] - The company aims to provide durable, safe, and cost-effective alternatives to conventional construction materials such as drywall and wood [2][5] - Xeriant's advanced materials line is marketed under the DUREVER™ brand, which includes NEXBOARD, designed to replace various construction materials [5] Market Potential - The market for fire protection materials is projected to grow from $37.69 billion in 2025 to $59.9 billion by 2034, driven by increased regulatory focus on building safety and sustainable construction practices [3] - Xeriant's NEXBOARD is strategically positioned to meet the evolving demands of both conventional and smart building markets [3]

Core Points - The Hainan Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has issued a notice to enhance the management of prefabricated building construction, effective from January 1, 2026, aiming to optimize the implementation scope and promote high-quality development tailored to Hainan's tropical island characteristics [1][2] - New construction projects obtaining planning permits will not be required to use prefabricated methods if they meet specific criteria, including total building area below 5,000 square meters and certain limitations on auxiliary facilities [1] - Regulatory authorities will improve the calculation rules for prefabrication rates and strengthen the quality and safety management of prefabricated building structures, implementing differentiated management based on seismic fortification levels [1] Industry Developments - The establishment of a traceable quality system for prefabricated building components will enhance information-based supervision during the construction process, improving production efficiency and regulatory effectiveness [2] - The adoption of Building Information Modeling (BIM) for forward design is encouraged, aiming for real-time monitoring and optimization of energy consumption and carbon emissions throughout the project lifecycle [2] - The industry is urged to collaborate with research institutions to develop high-strength building materials and technologies that resist harsh environmental conditions, thereby enhancing the capabilities of prefabricated buildings [2]

Sustainability and Environmental Considerations - The construction industry emphasizes using local materials like Jordanian stone, which is environmentally friendly due to its insulation properties and longevity [1] - Sustainable agriculture involves using native plants like olive trees, which require less water in water-scarce regions [1] - Companies are adopting solar energy as a renewable energy source to reduce reliance on environmentally harmful energy sources [1] - Waste management and recycling programs are being implemented to reduce waste and promote reuse [1] - Water-saving technologies are being used to reduce water consumption [1] ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) - ESG compliance is becoming a criterion for investment, making it essential for companies and governments to qualify for funding [1] - Environmental aspects include reducing pollution and carbon emissions, with a focus on addressing climate change [1] - Governance involves how companies interact with stakeholders, including customers, communities, and employees, as well as the relationship between executive management and the board of directors [1] Social Responsibility - Companies are increasingly adopting social causes to benefit the community, focusing on issues like equality, diversity, women's empowerment, and support for orphans and people with disabilities [1] - Corporate social responsibility initiatives can enhance profitability by attracting investors and improving overall business practices [1] - King Hussein Business Park is implementing solar energy, waste management, and recycling programs [1] - King Hussein Business Park collaborates with universities to engage students in design projects and supports initiatives that provide employment opportunities for students [1] Youth Empowerment - Supporting youth and startups is crucial, with efforts to connect them with investors [1] - Encouraging young people to think about sustainability and respect the environment when innovating [2]

Core Viewpoint - The curtain wall market is shifting towards intelligent integration and sustainability, with a focus on high-performance materials and technologies that enhance energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal [3][19]. Market Overview - The global curtain wall engineering market is projected to reach $116.20 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to $168.01 billion by 2031, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.54% [3]. - The Chinese market is rapidly evolving, with a projected size of $69.45 billion in 2024, accounting for approximately 59.77% of the global market, and expected to reach $107.60 billion by 2031, increasing its global share to 64.05% [3]. Product Segmentation - Glass curtain walls remain the most favored type, holding about 55% market share in 2024 [4]. - The commercial building sector is the largest consumer of curtain walls, accounting for approximately 63% of consumption, with an expected market size of $103.47 billion by 2031 and a CAGR of 4.89% [11]. Technological Innovations - The integration of IoT in curtain walls will enable features like environmental sensing, intelligent shading, and energy-saving systems [3]. - Innovations such as smart curtain walls with integrated temperature control and air purification functions are becoming more prevalent, with their application in smart buildings rising to 35% [20]. Sustainability Trends - The market for photovoltaic building-integrated curtain walls (BIPV) is experiencing a CAGR of over 20%, becoming a key growth area under carbon neutrality goals [19]. - The use of aluminum curtain walls, which have an 80% recycling rate, is accelerating as a low-carbon alternative to traditional materials [19]. Urbanization and Demand - Accelerated urbanization in emerging markets, particularly in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, is driving a robust demand for commercial complexes and public buildings, with an annual increase in curtain wall engineering demand of approximately 12% [17]. - In China, urban village renovations are expected to release over 50 billion yuan in demand for curtain wall updates, focusing on energy-efficient retrofitting of existing buildings [17]. Competitive Landscape - Key players in the curtain wall engineering market include Jianghe Group, Schüco, YKK AP, and others, with a focus on market share, product types, and development plans [28].

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the office market in Bangkok Core Insights - Bangkok's total office supply increased to 6.314 million sq m, marking a 3.1% annual growth, with green-certified office space reaching approximately 2.1 million sq m, representing 33% of the total supply [4][10][33] - Net absorption for Q1 2025 was 31,000 sq m, leading to a 1% increase in total occupied space to 4.89 million sq m, driven primarily by demand for green buildings [6][16][33] - The overall occupancy rate improved by 0.5 percentage points to 77.5%, with Grade A buildings showing the strongest recovery [21][33] - Average asking rent increased by 0.3% quarter-on-quarter to THB 845 per sq m per month, with Grade A rents reaching a new high of THB 1,248 [24][33] Supply Overview - Total office supply in Bangkok rose to 6.314 million sq m, with over 800,000 sq m currently under construction [4][5][10] - The future supply pipeline is projected to add 1.1 million sq m, with 524,000 sq m expected to enter the market in 2025 [14][34] Demand Dynamics - Leasing activity remained positive, with net absorption of 31,000 sq m, while green buildings recorded a net absorption of 51,000 sq m [16][33] - Demand in the Central Business District (CBD) remained strong, with 35,000 sq m of net absorption, while non-CBD areas saw a slight contraction [16][32] Market Segmentation - The overall market occupancy rate rose to 77.5%, with Grade A buildings experiencing a 2.1 percentage point increase [21][33] - Grade B buildings had an occupancy rate of 76%, while Grade C buildings remained steady at 80% [21] Rental Trends - The average asking rent across all grades increased, with Grade C leading the quarterly growth at 0.4% [24][26] - The CBD office market saw a moderate rental increase, with average asking rents rising to THB 966 per sq m per month [27][31] Future Outlook - 2025 is anticipated to be a pivotal year for Bangkok's office market, with significant new supply entering the market [34] - Rising competition will challenge all asset classes, particularly for aging buildings that may need upgrades to meet tenant expectations [34][35]