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Baoding City is accelerating the rollout of its smart parking demonstration project.
According to the Baoding Public Transport Corporation, the highly anticipated Baoding Smart Parking Demonstration Project is currently under construction. As one of the 49 public‑benefit initiatives launched by the Baoding Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government in 2019, the project will feature nearly one hundred parking spaces, with fee structures and specific details to be determined in accordance with relevant local policies. At present, the main structural work on the parking facility is underway, and the company aims to complete the project within the year. Once operational, the project will add several hundred “smart parking spaces” to downtown Baoding. In addition, the Baoding Municipal Urban Management Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau (hereinafter referred to as the Baoding Law Enforcement Bureau) and other departments are also taking measures such as guiding parking practices and marking parking spaces.
2019-10-31 14:42
The imbalance between parking supply and demand in Nanchang City is becoming increasingly pronounced; six public parking lot investment and construction projects in Zhuzhou City have been filed.
Nanchang City currently has 1.3 million registered motor vehicles, and the imbalance between parking supply and demand is becoming increasingly acute. Since the city launched the “Three-Year Plan for Public Parking Lot Construction” in 2016, a total of 313 public parking lots have been built across urban areas, adding approximately 275,000 parking spaces—120,000 of which are allocated to residential developments, 80,000 to public buildings, and over 70,000 to public use. At present, with the vehicle stock standing at 1.3 million and growing at a rate of roughly 300 new vehicles per day, the gap between parking supply and demand continues to widen. In response, the city has integrated parking‑lot development into its people‑benefiting initiatives, positioning it as a key component of urban renewal and infrastructure improvement.
2019-10-31 14:32
Hangzhou Parking Industry Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “QianTou·Hangting Co., Ltd.”), following its upgrade, has officially been listed!
Visual rendering of the “Future Parking Lot—Hangting·Dragonfly Park” project. On October 29, Hangzhou Parking Industry Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “QianTou·Hangting Shares”), which has been upgraded to a first-tier subsidiary directly under the City QianTou Group, was officially listed. This state‑owned parking industry giant, founded in 2016, is now embarking on a new phase of development. This year, urban parking has become a key component of the “New Infrastructure” initiative. At the recently concluded Sixth World Internet Conference in Wuzhen in 2019, “5G‑enabled parking” emerged as a major topic of discussion. Why has the parking industry attracted so much attention? And what new opportunities lie ahead for this sector? From its early days…
2019-10-30 15:25
A community in Changping has sparked resident dissatisfaction by imposing fees on parking spaces that were previously free, with the property management company stating it will standardize parking practices.
Residents of Longguan Guanhua Garden in Beiqijia Town, Changping District, have reported chaotic parking management within the community: on‑street parking spaces are not assigned, leading to frequent disputes over available spots. In addition, unauthorized vehicles enter the complex and park without oversight. Under these circumstances, the property management has also begun charging a fee for managing on‑street parking, sparking widespread dissatisfaction among residents. Today (October 29), the property management responded, stating that it is currently working to standardize parking regulations. Most residents park their cars in the free on‑street spaces, but a significant number of non‑residents also leave their vehicles there. Photo by Zhang Jingya, Beijing News. Charging fees for on‑street parking has drawn resident complaints. Resident Mr. Li said that since moving into the complex in 2017…
2019-10-30 15:20
RMB 864 million! The nation’s first asset-backed security issuance for smart parking (on-street parking)
On October 29, China’s first asset-securitization project in the smart parking industry—backed by temporary on‑street parking spaces as the underlying assets, known as the “Chengdu Jiaotou Parking Fee Revenue Rights Asset‑Backed Special Plan” (ABS)—was successfully issued on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, marking the official launch of Chengdu Jiaotou’s inaugural ABS offering. In alignment with the reform and development strategies of the Chengdu State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and Chengdu Jiaotou, and to facilitate strategic investment in the parking sector as well as fund‑raising for related projects, the smart parking company proactively explored innovative direct financing mechanisms. Ultimately, leveraging the smart parking company as the original rights holder, it structured a framework based on projected future revenue from on‑street parking fee collections…
2019-10-30 10:22
Qingdao’s “Most Beautiful Parking Lot” Has Been Put into Operation
The reporter learned from Huatong Group that its subsidiary, Huarui Parking Technology Development Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Huarui Parking”), has once again stepped up its efforts by building Qingdao’s “most beautiful parking lot,” which is now in operation. According to reports, with strong support from the Qingdao Municipal Housing and Urban–Rural Development Bureau and Guoxin Group, Huatong Group transformed a roughly 6,800-square-meter plot at No. 4 Daxue Road (formerly the Qingdao Oriental Hotel) into an intelligent parking facility. Nestled along the picturesque Qingdao Bay, the site features lush green lawns and century-old ginkgo trees, adding a vibrant touch to the parking area. Directly across from the parking lot, visitors gather daily to take photos.
2019-10-30 10:05