Multiple regions have released lists of planned land purchases through special bonds, and policies are still being improved to overcome obstacles in land acquisition and storage

On February 14th, local governments have made new progress in acquiring idle land, and many places have recently released the first batch of special bond purchase lists for idle land. According to incomplete statistics from the China Academy of Sciences, as of February 11th, multiple cities in Guangdong Province, including Foshan, Huizhou, Zhuhai, Zhongshan, and Jiangmen, have announced a total of over 160 land parcels and proposed acquisition prices totaling over 35 billion yuan. Among them, Huizhou plans to acquire a total price of over 12 billion yuan, ranking first; Zhuhai plans to acquire for a total price of 6.65 billion yuan, ranking second. Industry insiders believe that the progress of implementing special bonds to acquire existing land in the vast majority of cities still needs to be accelerated, and there are still multiple difficulties in local land acquisition. Breaking through various storage bottlenecks and accelerating the pace of storage may be an important focus of future central and local government policies, and related supporting policies are expected to continue to be improved. (Securities Times)

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