Hong Kong Media: China Limited Limited Order makes the skyscraper become hot -handed potato

Hong Kong's "South China Morning Post" August 8th article, original topic: China Skyscraper plan is crumbling, new limits high regulations make the "high concept" project of developers who are tired of debt, the construction plan of the new generation of skyscrapers may return to reality Because the Chinese government has introduced a new height limit. For developers who are already difficult to cope with the debt crisis, this restriction has made their high -rise projects more complicated.

A document required by the National Development and Reform Commission of China in July shall not be built with more than 500 meters of buildings, and strictly restrict the construction of new buildings above 250 meters. Wu Lixian, a strategic strategist at Everbright Securities Securities, said: "For developers who have a skyscraper project in the construction of the Ferris Building, if there is no preferential policy, these projects may become hot potato. We may see some skyscrapers for a long time because It may be longer to reach a acquisition transaction. Developers may be forced to sell projects with great discounts and even sell money, because with the introduction of the official ban, no matter who take over, they must change the existing design and construction. "

Data from the Chicago high -rise buildings and the Urban -People's Republic of China show that China has almost half of the world's highest -tall buildings. At present, 27 skyscrapers in China have not yet been completed, and 8 of them have been put on hold.

With the rapid development of the economy, China has jumped into the world's second largest economy, and the construction of skyscrapers has begun to accelerate in China. Hu Rong, a professor of real estate and financial assistant in the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said: "Now, for developers, it is a wise choice to change the original plan or find a third party to take over the project." However, it is not easy to find the savior. (Author David Ren [Yin], Ren Chong translated)

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