We learned from the Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development that six departments, including the Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, recently jointly issued the “Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Renovation and Upgrading of Factory Areas in Old Neighborhoods”, which clarifies the priorities for the renovation and upgrading of factory areas in various old neighborhoods. According to the requirements, all regions should combine the results of urban medical examinations to determine the scope and implementation schedule of renovation and upgrading in an integrated manner using aging housing and municipal infrastructure, shortage of public services and public space, functional industries, and factory areas where development vitality needs to be improved. At the same time, an implementation plan for the old neighborhood factory area renovation and upgrading project was formulated, urban design requirements were incorporated into the project implementation plan, and high-quality renovation and upgrading of the factory area in the neighborhood was guided. Among them, the focus is on doing five tasks: promoting the transformation of the functions of old factory areas, promoting the upgrading of the business format of old commercial districts, promoting the improvement of the quality of old living districts, promoting the integrated development of old transportation hubs and surrounding neighborhoods, strengthening the protection and utilization of historical and cultural districts. To do a good job in related work, all regions should improve implementation mechanisms throughout the life cycle, give full play to the guiding role of the government, and increase policy support. At the same time, establish a sustainable investment and financing model to support all types of enterprises to participate in the renovation and upgrading of old neighborhood factories, standardize market-based operation processes, etc.

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