Jiangxi has begun renovating old residential communities, aiming to add 500 new parking spaces.

The renovation of older residential communities is closely linked to the people’s sense of well-being. Jiangxi Province has been actively promoting the upgrading of aging urban neighborhoods, seeking national funding while encouraging governments at all levels to allocate their own resources. “Real money” ” , leverage fiscal funds to incentivize private capital to participate in the renovation of older residential communities.

Recently, at the provincial-level on-site conference on the renovation of old urban residential areas and the construction of parking facilities, it was learned that as of… By the end of September, a total of 238 old residential community renovation projects had been launched across the province, benefiting 106,900 households. Additionally, 686 old residential communities have been submitted for central government subsidies, covering 266,000 households.

Apply for central government subsidies to support community renovation. 686 pieces

As of By the end of September, Jiangxi Province had commenced renovation projects in 238 old residential communities, benefiting 106,900 households, with a commencement rate of 40.1%. Among them, Nanchang initiated work on 40,600 households, achieving a commencement rate of 94.5%. The province has thus surpassed the target set by the provincial government’s Party Leadership Group to start renovation projects in 80 old residential communities by the end of August, benefiting 30,000 households.

As of now, the province has received funds allocated by the central government. RMB 3.033 billion, of which RMB 733 million came from the National Development and Reform Commission and RMB 2.3 billion from the Ministry of Finance. Nanchang has stepped up municipal-level incentives and subsidies by including 47 old residential communities in its “Six Renovations” program, providing subsidies at a rate of RMB 20,000 per household. Pingxiang has secured government matching funds for all 23 old residential communities slated for renovation this year. Ganzhou has specified that both the municipal and district finances will each contribute RMB 100,000 to subsidize the installation of elevators in existing residential buildings.

According to an official from the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Housing and Urban–Rural Development, to ensure a smoother renovation process, Jiangxi Province has conducted a comprehensive survey to ascertain the scope of the project and actively sought financial support from the central government. As for… An inventory and assessment were conducted for older residential communities built before 2000, with the results promptly compiled and submitted as part of this year’s central government subsidy‑supported renovation plan. Meanwhile, applications were submitted for central subsidies to renovate 686 such communities, benefiting 266,000 households, accounting for 7.38% of the national total.

Prioritize the upgrading of infrastructure such as water, electricity, roads, and gas.

The renovation of old residential areas in urban and town settings must… “Face” matters, but substance matters even more. According to a responsible official from the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Housing and Urban–Rural Development, it is essential to earnestly implement the “four‑fold renovation” standards—enhancing the community’s appearance, improving housing functionality, upgrading infrastructure, and optimizing the living environment—while rigorously upholding both the renovation standards and construction quality. Efforts must be firmly focused on preventing vanity projects and performance‑driven initiatives. Priority should be given to renovating essential infrastructure such as water supply, electricity, roads, and gas. Furthermore, progress in areas like water, electricity, and gas services, secondary water supply, and the installation of elevators must be accelerated.

Jiangxi Province plans to complete the renovation of old residential communities by the end of this year. A total of 150 projects have been launched, benefiting 73,000 households, and all 686 projects eligible for central government subsidies have commenced construction. Localities are encouraged to proactively diversify funding sources and explore multi‑channel, sustainable financing mechanisms that involve reasonable cost‑sharing by residents, investment from organizations, market‑based operations, and fiscal incentives and subsidies. Water, electricity, gas, and telecommunications operators are being guided to upgrade and modernize infrastructure within residential communities and in facilities connected to them.

Encourage private capital to participate in the construction of parking facilities.

Jiangxi Province mainly adopts The “Four Batches” approach addresses parking challenges by: constructing a batch of facilities, renovating another batch, designating on-street parking spaces, and opening up additional parking areas. The “Guiding Opinions on Further Improving the Planning, Construction, and Management of Urban Parking Facilities” have been issued, providing guidance to localities in formulating public parking‑lot project plans, encouraging private‑sector participation, promoting the provision of parking spaces in excess of statutory requirements, supporting the expansion of public parking capacity, and making full use of civil defense facilities and other measures to accelerate the development of parking infrastructure.

According to preliminary statistics, since the beginning of this year, approximately… new parking lots have been added across the province. 445, with approximately 77,000 new parking spaces added. According to a responsible official from the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Housing and Urban–Rural Development, this year the province aims to add 500 parking lots and more than 87,000 new parking spaces.