Case library · Unofficial English translation · Glossary
Twenty-nine case studies from the 2026 national collection on revitalizing existing and inefficiently used land — from aerospace parks on old textile sites to a soy sauce brewery that bought out its neighbours. Each case is translated in full, with its location, key figures and the land and planning tools it used.
Geographic spread
Province-level administrative boundaries come from the site's local China boundary dataset; points show the case cities.
Points mark the city of each case, not the exact site. The boundary geometry is loaded locally; no third-party basemap tiles are used.
Reduced or offset land price payments for redevelopment.
2 cases
苏州市第一丝厂自主更新以用促保
China's oldest silk-reeling mill, on the moat at the southern gate of Suzhou's old city, was redeveloped by its own company as a culture, retail and hotel quarter for its 2026 centenary. Land use changed from industrial to commercial; the land premium of nearly CNY 70 million was assessed net of the high cost of building a basement car park around protected trees and heritage buildings.
泉州市安踏（中国）有限公司并宗开发
Sportswear maker Anta merged five adjacent industrial parcels bought between 2005 and 2024. A Jinjiang rule let the merged site take the longest remaining term (to 2074) rather than the shortest, for a top-up premium of CNY 6.4 million, and planning indicators were balanced across the merged site, raising the floor area ratio from 1.4 to 4.0.
Floor area ratio 1.4 → 4.0