2025年11月7日，淮南市自然资源和规划局发布公告，以拍卖方式集中出让4宗优质地块，总面积约319亩。其中3宗为住宅兼容商业用地，分别位于田家庵 区淮河大道西侧和高新区春晓街南北侧，另1宗为高新区纯商业用地。此次挂牌延续了淮南土地市场供需两旺的态势，为城市高质量发展注入新动能。 NO.1｜壹 土地供应提质扩容，高新区成供地主力 本次挂牌的4宗地块中，高新区独占3宗，涵盖住宅与商业用地，凸显其作为淮南创新引擎的地位。编号HNP25029和HNP25030两宗住宅地块均位于春晓街 沿线，容积率≤1.6，建筑限高54米，规划低密度宜居社区，起始楼面价约207万元/亩；田家庵区HNP25027地块毗邻淮河大道，容积率≤2.0，适合打造高品 质住宅项目。商业地块HNP25028位于和畅街北侧，将补充高新区商务服务功能。 | | | | | | ਜ | | | | 基 | 竞买保 | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 地块编 土地 | 四至范围 | 土地面积 不动产单元号 | | 规划 Bill | ...

Construction of a multi-t trillion dollar city of the future in Saudi Arabia's Neon is grinding to a halt. I spoke to more than 20 people who worked on the project and they told me that the line which was originally intended for 9 million residents may never house a single one. The project is colossal.Just to give you a sense of the scale, if the line was dropped in central London, it would be taller than the shard and it would stretch all the way to Birmingham. Architects and engineers who worked at Neon t ...

The less desirable the location, the more desirable the location.That is: if no one cares about the land, you can quickly build up the land. https://t.co/2dC8ABM0rlHayden (@the_transit_guy):Is there any place geographically you could see the United States building a new major city/metro? ...

Correction: The consolidated cash flow statement on page 22 has been corrected, as well as the cash flow-related figures in the Key Financial Indicators table on page 11. All other information remains unchanged. GROUP CEO’S REVIEW The Estonian real estate market in the third quarter of 2025 was characterized by stable and moderately recovering activity. The number of transactions remained at a comparable level to the previous quarter, indicating that the market is adapting after the cooling of recent years ...

Core Insights - Parsons Corporation has been awarded a $56 million contract for Phase 2 of the Diriyah project, which is a 5-year engagement aimed at enhancing urban development in Saudi Arabia [1][4] - The Diriyah project is part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, focusing on creating a mixed-use urban destination that integrates traditional Najdi architecture with modern urban planning [3][10] Group 1: Contract Details - The contract involves the design and delivery of parks, open spaces, and over 55 kilometers of streetscape, including streets, footpaths, and civic buildings [2] - This contract represents new work for Parsons Corporation, which has been a partner in various urban development projects in Saudi Arabia since 2017 [4][5] Group 2: Project Significance - Diriyah is historically significant as the birthplace of Saudi Arabia and is home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, At-Turaif [3][8] - The development aims to create a walkable city for approximately 100,000 residents and accommodate nearly 50 million visits annually [4][9] Group 3: Company Background - Parsons Corporation has over 65 years of experience in Saudi Arabia and currently manages more than 50 active projects, including mega and giga projects [5] - The company specializes in urban development, transport infrastructure, and sustainability, contributing to the Kingdom's economic diversification efforts [6][11]

Urban Development & Infrastructure - Bangalore's success could be a model for other Indian cities [1]

Most Indian cities struggle with gridlock, garbage and poor administration. One place is unique in trying to do something about it https://t.co/W1j8Rb5hnM ...

India’s cities urgently need power over their own fate. A grand experiment will determine whether they can improve within the constraints of an imperfect system https://t.co/llVWCmbJWX ...

Bangalore’s example of local governance could be copied by other Indian cities https://t.co/81KbJPwFG1 ...

10 years old, which means I can't vote, I can't drive, and I can't pay taxes. But I can draw. And sometimes I think that's what our city needs.See, grown-ups have been trying to fix cities for hundreds of years. Roads, flyovers, traffic lights. Yet dogs, cars, and garbage still there.But what if instead of fixing roads, we start fixing faces. Not human faces, of course. I mean the city's face.Right now, my city looks like it has been awake for 3 days straight. It's tired, it's dusty, and it's grumpy. But im ...