而此次的成功实践，也标志着河南省在土地要素市场化配置领域迈出了新的一步，为我省破解城乡二元 结构难题提供了可复制、可推广的路径参考。 省自然资源厅相关负责人表示，将在巩义市实践案例的基础上，进一步完善自然资源资产供应制度，指 导各地开展"土地+矿产""土地+森林"等跨资源类型组合供应，探索"地上+地下+地表"立体综合开发，持 续打造有利于培育新质生产力的资源配置方式，促进资产配置效率最优化和效益最大化，为新产业、新 业态提供多要素的自然资源保障。（记者 谭勇 康亚飞） 责任编辑： 王靖 这一创新实践源于省委深改委2025年工作要点及《河南加快融入服务全国统一大市场建设行动方案》的 明确部署。作为破解土地要素配置瓶颈、提升资产配置效率的重要举措，"国有+集体"组合供应模式被 纳入全省改革重点任务清单。2025年2月，省自然资源厅印发通知，首次提出"探索自然资源资产整体配 置"。今年7月，通过全省范围项目需求征集与实地调研，巩义市因区位优势突出、基础工作扎实等条 件，成为全省首个"国有+集体"组合供应试点。 巩义市自然资源和规划局有关负责人介绍，此次组合供应创新采用四步工作法：通过总体规划、一体布 局，打破土地权 ...

新京报贝壳财经讯（记者袁秀丽）11月19日，据广州市规划和自然资源局公众号，广州挂牌两宗坐拥优 质江景资源的住宅用地，分别为天河区金融城起步区AT091007-1地块、白云区增槎路以西AB3804019地 块。 编辑 岳彩周 校对 杨许丽 其中，天河区金融城起步区AT091007-1地块，占地1.04万平方米，建面5.97万平方米，挂牌起始价25.08 亿元，该地块为二类居住用地兼容商业用地、公共交通场站用地，位于金融城起步区核心，将精准承接 金融城高端产业人才居住需求，打造珠江畔活力品质社区示范。 白云区增槎路以西AB3804019地块，占地1.77万平方米，建面8.36万平方米，挂牌起始价15.04亿元。该 地块为二类居住用地兼容商业设施用地、商务设施用地、其他交通设施用地，位于珠江西航道上的"广 州湾区新岸"核心段，坐拥稀缺一线江景资源，将打造成为罗冲围片区滨江生态宜居新标杆。 ...

2025年进入最后一个月，广州土拍，开始肝KPI了。 | 挂牌日期 | 出让时间 | 地块名称 | 宗地面积(平) | 建筑面积(平) 容积率 | | 起拍总价(万元) | 起拍楼面价(万/平) | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 11.19 | 待定 | 天河区金融起步区 AT091007-1也块 | 10397.33 | 59720 | 5.7 | 250824 | 42000 | | 11.19 | 待定 | 白云区增槎路以西 AB3804019地块 | 17676 | 83554 | 4.7 | 150398 | 18000 | | 11.18 | 12.18 | 日云区目云新城 AB2911018地块 | 31692 | 52601 | 2.3 | 168324 | 32000 | | 11.14 | 12.15 | 大河区金融城乐区 AT091410地块 | 27366.5 | 54220 | 3.65 | 221218 | 40800 | | 11.14 | 12.15 | 黄埔区长洲岛 HPG-CZ-02地块 | 2006 ...

日前，武汉市自然资源和城乡建设局发布《武汉市拍卖出让国有建设用地使用权公告》，一次性上架27 宗地块，总起始价87.99亿元，涉及新洲区9宗、蔡甸区2宗、江夏区9宗、东湖高新区1宗、江汉区2宗、 硚口区2宗、洪山区1宗和汉阳区1宗，其中涉宅用地24宗，总起始价约83.53亿元，此次公告地块将于12 月9日拍卖。 ...

Core Points - The meeting emphasized the importance of revitalizing and effectively utilizing urban stock resources, with a focus on deepening reforms and accelerating transformations in development zones [1] - It highlighted the need for innovation in policies and systems to foster the growth of new industries and business formats [1] - The meeting called for industrial parks and technology parks to adhere to a scale-oriented and intensive development approach, creating a better innovation and industrial ecosystem [1] - There is a push for the active disposal of inefficient industrial land, with an emphasis on dynamic classification assessments and the effective use of an integrated "regulatory storage supply and use" mechanism to enhance urban land management [1] - The update and renovation of commercial office buildings should align with the needs of transformation and upgrading, achieving functional compatibility and conversion [1]

河南首宗"国有+集体"建设用地跨权属组合供应项目落地 中新网郑州11月18日电 (张楠)河南省自然资源厅18日消息称，郑州市巩义市2025-082号宗地通过巩义市 公共资源交易平台挂牌成交，成交价格199万元。该宗地块作为河南首宗"国有+集体"建设用地跨权属组 合供应项目，其落地有效探索了土地要素市场化配置，有力破解乡村产业"用地难"。 公开信息显示，该宗地块位于巩义市涉村镇核心区域，总面积4.71亩，其中国有建设用地3.98亩，集体 建设用地0.73亩。土地规划用途为商业用地，出让年限40年。 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资讯。 与传统土地出让模式相比，此次组合供应实现了多重创新。譬如，实现国有与集体两类建设用地的"同 等入市、同权同价"；企业可一次性获取不同类型用地，避免分批次审批的重复流程，拿地周期缩短 60%以上；交易环节减少，降低了企业交易成本，有力破解乡村产业"用地难、成本高"问题。 河南省自然资源厅负责人表示，将以巩义案例为 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Huizhou Zhongkai High-tech Zone plans to implement a land acquisition and development scheme for 2025, involving six development areas and a total area of 1.227 million square meters [1][3]. Group 1: Land Acquisition and Development Plan - The land acquisition plan includes six development areas, covering 15 administrative villages, with a total area of 1.227 million square meters [1][3]. - The proposed land acquisition aims to consolidate scattered and inefficient land use, addressing public facility shortcomings and promoting industrial cluster development [3][4]. - The timeline for land development is set for 2026-2027, with 215.622 hectares planned for acquisition in 2026 and 724.238 hectares in 2027 [3]. Group 2: Area and Land Use Distribution - The total area designated for land acquisition is 939.860 hectares, accounting for 76.58% of the overall development plan area [4]. - The development areas include Shuikou, Chenjiang, Huihuan, Lilin, Tonghu, and Tongqiao, with the largest areas in Shuikou and Chenjiang, each approximately 490,000 square meters [7]. - The land use is divided into public and non-public purposes, with public land accounting for 30.75% (377.381 hectares) and non-public land for 69.25% (849.847 hectares) [8]. Group 3: Project Focus and Industry Development - The main focus of the land acquisition is on industrial, residential, and commercial projects, particularly in the fields of smart terminals, ultra-high-definition video display, and energy electronics [8]. - The plan aims to support the development of industries related to new energy precision components, smart equipment, and customized production of materials [8]. - Compensation for agricultural land will follow new standards, with rates set at 83,300 yuan per mu for certain areas and 84,800 yuan per mu for others [9].

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company reported 25 consecutive quarters of profitability, with Q4 being the strongest quarter despite slight revenue decline due to housing headwinds [4][6] - Year-end net income was slightly below expectations at approximately $12.5 million, primarily due to deferred revenue from land development [10][8] - Earnings per share exceeded forecasts, driven by stronger-than-expected oil and gas royalty income [8][9] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The water utility segment showed growth with over 1,600 commercial connection points, contributing to recurring revenue [11][12] - Land development faced challenges with sales being off expectations due to housing market headwinds, but phase 2C delivered as planned [18][19] - Single-family rental segment is expected to see substantial growth in 2026, with 40 homes under contract and a strong rental market [29][30] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - The housing market in Denver is experiencing affordability challenges, impacting sales but the company remains resilient due to its focus on entry-level price points [54][55] - The company is positioned well in the market, with a competitive advantage in delivering affordable homes compared to other developers [65] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company emphasizes flexibility in its business model to adapt to changing market dynamics, allowing for adjustments in delivery based on customer needs [5] - Future growth is anticipated from both the water utility and single-family rental segments, with plans to increase the number of rental units significantly [37][45] - The company is focused on land acquisitions that enhance its water portfolio, maintaining a strong balance sheet while exploring commercial opportunities [57][59] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management acknowledged headwinds in the housing market but expressed optimism about the company's ability to navigate these challenges due to its strategic positioning [54][55] - The outlook for 2026 includes expectations of continued growth in recurring revenue from both water customers and single-family rentals [37][38] - The company is preparing for significant land development revenue growth in 2028 with the completion of an interchange project [41][42] Other Important Information - The company maintains a strong liquidity position and continues to reinvest in its assets while being conservative in capital allocation due to market conditions [33][35] - The water utility segment is projected to grow significantly, with plans to serve up to 5,000 total connections in the long term [44] Q&A Session Summary Question: Has housing sales in your area slowed down due to affordability? - Management indicated that while Denver faces affordability challenges, the company benefits from focusing on entry-level price points, which helps maintain resilience in the market [54][55] Question: What is the status of land acquisitions and commercial developments? - Management confirmed ongoing discussions for land acquisitions and expressed optimism about potential commercial partnerships, emphasizing the importance of timing and value in these transactions [57][59]

Core Viewpoint - The new policy aims to enhance the effective allocation of industrial and commercial land in Hangzhou, promoting high-quality development in the manufacturing sector through innovative mechanisms and measures [1]. Group 1: Industrial Land Reform - The reform introduces six mechanisms and sixteen measures focused on precise allocation of industrial land, including differentiated supply of commercial land and revitalization of existing space [1]. - In the past three years, Hangzhou has released a total of 37,900 acres of new industrial land, with annual releases consistently above 12,000 acres, increasing the proportion of industrial land from 43% to 64% [2]. - New industrial land will prioritize strategic emerging industries, future industries, and private investment projects, aiming for over 70% concentration of leading industries and 80% private investment [2]. Group 2: Commercial Land Support - The policy introduces a subdivision of commercial land specifically for industrial purposes, aimed at supporting headquarters economy, technology services, and elder care industries [3]. - The allocation of industrial commercial land will be determined based on actual industry development needs, reducing costs for modern service enterprises [3]. Group 3: Mixed-Use Development - The reform allows for temporary changes in building usage and supports phased implementation of redevelopment projects, enhancing the utilization of existing space [4]. - The policy introduces flexible industrial land that can accommodate mixed uses such as logistics, research, and design, adapting to the uncertainties of industry development [4]. - The pricing policy for underground space has been improved, with the first underground level charged at 20% of the above-ground benchmark price, and further reductions for deeper levels [4]. Group 4: Comprehensive Management and Support - A full lifecycle management platform will be established to enhance tracking services across project attraction, land supply, and construction phases, ensuring comprehensive evaluation of industrial land performance [5]. - The government plans to introduce six supporting policies to facilitate the implementation of the industrial and commercial land reform [4][5].

Core Insights - The "Mark Land Construction" mechanism is an innovative land reserve reform initiative being piloted in Shanghai's Fuxing Island and Dawusong areas, aiming to create a dynamic, cross-cycle balanced, and continuously value-adding urban construction and operation model [1][4] Group 1: Mark Land Construction Mechanism - The mechanism involves establishing a graded development system for land use, focusing on "standard land" and "benchmark land" [1] - Standard land emphasizes compliance and efficiency, serving as a basic spatial carrier that meets fundamental construction needs, thereby reducing land costs and prices [1][2] - Benchmark land aims for high quality and functionality, providing superior spatial carriers for urban functional enhancement and brand building [1][2] Group 2: Urban Development Strategy - Shanghai is enhancing the standards and capabilities of basic development spaces, moving beyond previous "communication and flatness" requirements [2] - The strategy integrates planning guidance, spatial support, and resource coordination to support industrial development while controlling land prices [2] - The approach includes a comprehensive design that incorporates topographical shaping, green environments, sponge city concepts, and smart facilities to optimize urban quality [2] Group 3: Fuxing Island Case Study - Fuxing Island serves as a typical example of the Mark Land Construction initiative, with plans to transform its landscape and enhance ecological habitats [3][5] - The existing flood control wall will be modified to restore natural landforms, creating spaces for cultural and recreational activities [3] - A high-star hotel is planned for the island, aiming to fill gaps in cultural tourism and enhance the area's skyline [3][5] Group 4: Challenges and Future Directions - Shanghai faces challenges in spatial resource utilization and land development, necessitating a shift from large-scale expansion to quality enhancement [4] - The city aims to address ecological, social, and economic values of land, which have been underutilized in previous development phases [4] - The Mark Land Construction initiative is still in its exploratory phase, with key pilot areas identified to refine implementation mechanisms [4][6] Group 5: Future Vision for Dawusong - Dawusong is identified as a typical old industrial base, with plans to transform it into a demonstration area for ecological quality and innovative functions [6] - The area aims to showcase Shanghai's transition in development methods and urban renewal actions, aligning with modern Chinese standards [6] - The initiative is expected to enhance resource allocation capabilities and promote high-quality urban development to meet public demands for improved living standards [6]