Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou has introduced a new set of 27 measures aimed at optimizing approval services to benefit enterprises and citizens, focusing on land supply, construction planning, municipal transportation planning, and real estate registration [1][2]. Group 1: Land Supply and Management - The new policies allow for flexible management of industrial land road networks, enabling property owners to utilize their own land for non-profit low-altitude take-off and landing facilities [1][3]. - The introduction of a "land supermarket" platform in March 2023 integrates information on available land parcels, leveraging AI and big data to help businesses quickly match their needs, significantly reducing project implementation time [1][2]. Group 2: Simplification of Approval Processes - The new measures simplify the process for adjusting roads in industrial zones, allowing for simultaneous handling of road adjustments during the application for construction land planning conditions, thus reducing the time required for approvals [2]. - The penalties for breaches of contract related to state-owned construction land have been reduced, with daily fines decreasing from 0.5% to 0.01% of the contract value, alleviating financial pressure on enterprises [2]. Group 3: Financial Flexibility for Enterprises - The policies support installment payments for land transfer fees associated with contract changes, allowing companies to pay at least 50% of the fees within 30 days and the remaining amount within a year, facilitating better cash flow management [2]. - New rules for property registration have been established to ease financing for enterprises, allowing for phased property registration based on planning conditions, which can enhance the ability to secure loans or mortgages [3]. Group 4: Promotion of Low-Altitude Economy - The policies encourage the construction of non-profit low-altitude take-off and landing facilities on private land without the need for separate planning applications, streamlining the approval process and promoting the development of such infrastructure [3].