Zhiqian Town, Jintan District, Changzhou, Jiangsu · 500 mu · 33.3 ha
常州市金坛区乡村产业“串珠成链”
A long, narrow crab-farming town with scattered small plots outside the urban development boundary revived about 500 mu of old village-enterprise land through 16 projects. Five industrial nodes along roads and rivers link processing, cold chain and logistics to the crab ponds; some collective land was contributed as equity, giving villages a share of rents.
Investment intensity
1.5 → 3.0 CNY million per mu
Yinan Economic Development Zone, Linyi, Shandong · 199 mu · 13.3 ha
临沂市科鲁特片区腾退整备
A bankrupt steel pipe plant's 199-mu site was frozen by repeated court seizures. A county state-owned company bought the bank debt, had the court auction the land, won it, then subdivided it for four new manufacturers — all in production within 18 months of launch.
Floor area ratio
0.3 → above 1.2
Zhaijia Town, Linyi County, Dezhou, Shandong · 176 mu · 11.7 ha
德州市卓越高新材料产业园拆改结合
A new-materials company bought all the assets of a bankrupt packaging firm by negotiation, then had a court confirm the sale and lift encumbrances so title could be transferred. Existing buildings were assessed one by one — some kept and refitted, most rebuilt — and the project started construction 45 days after obtaining the land.
Floor area ratio
below 0.3 → 1.02
Malanshan Video Cultural and Creative Industrial Park, Changsha, Hunan · 123 mu · 8.2 ha
长沙市湖南广电“七彩盒子”整合盘活
One TV production campus sat on three plots — allocated land held by the broadcaster and sold land split between the broadcaster and its media group — so it could not be planned, permitted or mortgaged as one. The allocated land was injected into the group as a capital contribution instead of paying a CNY 123 million land premium, and the other plot's owner name was simply changed, unifying all 123 mu under one company.
Xiangtan Economic Development Zone, Xiangtan, Hunan · 1,510 mu · 100.7 ha
湘潭市泰富重工整备焕新
A 1,510-mu heavy-machinery plant left empty by bankruptcy was taken over through court-supervised restructuring by Zoomlion, a firm whose products could use the existing sheds. Missing drawings and approvals were retro-fitted, and indicators were balanced across the area so a noisy test track could be moved away from homes — saving 300 mu of new land.