Beijing, April 21 – On April 20, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources released the list of residential land parcels planned for supply in the third round of 2026, involving a total of 6 parcels covering an area of approximately 17 hectares with a construction scale of about 260,000 square meters. These land parcels are expected to be supplied soon.

According to the introduction, this round of land supply continues to adhere to the principle of “supply based on demand,” focusing on balanced regional distribution and catering to both rigid and improved housing needs. From a regional distribution perspective, the central urban area includes 3 parcels in Fengtai District and Shijingshan District, while the sub-center and plain areas include 3 parcels in Tongzhou District, Shunyi District, and Daxing District.

The Puhuangyu Yili and Sili renovation project in Fengtai District is located on Dongtiejiangying Street, between the Second and Third Ring Roads, near the Puhuangyu station, an interchange of Metro Line 5 and Line 14. Surrounding amenities include NTP New City Plaza, GOGO New Generation Commercial Center, Fangzhuang Campus of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Affiliated Dongfang Hospital, Tiantan Park, and Fangzhuang Sports Park.

The Fengtai South Village urban village renovation project FT00-1507-9001 parcel is located on Fengtai Street, between the Third and Fourth Ring Roads, near Niwa Station on Metro Line 10, Fengtai East Street Station on Line 9, and Fengtai Station, an interchange of Line 10 and Line 16. Surrounding amenities include Jintang Xinguangjie, Lize Tiandi, the Fifth Medical Center of the People’s Liberation Army General Hospital (South Campus), and Zhuangyi Park.

The Huangzhuang Village No. 43 Courtyard shantytown renovation project 1622-002 and 2501-002 parcels in Shijingshan District are located on Babaoshan Street, between the Fourth and Fifth Ring Roads, near Babaoshan Station and Yuquan Road Station on Metro Line 1. Surrounding amenities include Yonghui Plaza, Wanda Plaza, Yuquan Hospital of Tsinghua University, Tiaoseban Park, Wangjing Park, and Beijing International Sculpture Park.

The old city shantytown renovation project Jiukshu South parcel FZX-0302-6016 in Tongzhou District is located on Jiukshu Street, between the Fifth and Sixth Ring Roads, near Jiukshu Station on Metro Batong Line. Surrounding amenities include Beijing Tongzhou Lingzhan Plaza, Dongzhimen Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and Tongzhou Yunjing Park.

The Xiaxianying Village shantytown renovation land development project 01-008, 016, 026-1, and 020 parcels in Gaoliying Town, Shunyi District, are located outside the Sixth Ring Road, with surrounding amenities including Nanlangzhong Leisure Park.

The Sanhezhuang renovation land development project DX00-0202-0188 parcel in Huangcun Town, Daxing District, is located between the Fifth and Sixth Ring Roads, near Qingyuan Road Station on Metro Line 4 Daxing Line. Surrounding amenities include Xinchen Tiandi Shopping Center, Guang’anmen Hospital of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (South Campus), and Xingwang Park.

Tiantan Park

Tiantan Park, also known as the Temple of Heaven, is a historic imperial complex in Beijing, China, built in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty. It served as a sacred site where emperors performed annual ceremonies to pray for good harvests and divine favor. Today, it is a popular public park and UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its stunning architecture, including the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests.

Fangzhuang Sports Park

Fangzhuang Sports Park is a public recreational area located in the Fangzhuang neighborhood of Beijing, China. Originally developed as part of the city’s efforts to expand green spaces and promote community fitness in the late 20th century, the park offers facilities for various sports and leisurely activities. Its creation reflects Beijing’s urban planning initiatives to improve residents’ quality of life through accessible sports and nature areas.

Zhuangyi Park

Zhuangyi Park, located in Kunming, Yunnan Province, is a serene urban park built in the 1980s. It is named after the Ming dynasty loyalist Zhuangyi, who is honored for his resistance against the Qing conquest. The park features traditional Chinese pavilions, winding paths, and a peaceful lake, serving as a popular spot for locals to relax and engage in cultural activities.

Beijing International Sculpture Park

Beijing International Sculpture Park is a large public art space located in the Shijingshan District of Beijing, China. Established in 2002, the park features over 200 sculptures by renowned artists from around the world, blending contemporary art with natural landscapes. It was created to promote cultural exchange and public appreciation of sculpture, and has since become a popular destination for both art lovers and tourists.

Tongzhou Yunjing Park

Tongzhou Yunjing Park is a scenic urban park located in the Tongzhou District of Beijing, China. Originally part of the broader area that has seen rapid development as part of the Beijing Municipal Administrative Center, the park was designed to offer a tranquil natural retreat with traditional Chinese landscaping elements. Its history is relatively recent, emerging alongside the district’s transformation into a modern sub-center, providing residents and visitors with a peaceful space for recreation and cultural activities.

Nanlangzhong Leisure Park

Nanlangzhong Leisure Park is a scenic recreational area in Zhongshan, Guangdong, China, known for its blend of natural beauty and traditional Lingnan architecture. The park was developed in the early 21st century to provide a peaceful retreat for locals and visitors, incorporating gardens, ponds, and pavilions that reflect the region’s cultural heritage. It offers a tranquil space for relaxation and leisure activities, highlighting the area’s commitment to preserving its historical and aesthetic charm.

Xingwang Park

Xingwang Park is a public green space located in China, often serving as a recreational area for local residents. Its history is tied to urban development projects aimed at enhancing community well-being, though specific historical details may vary by location. The park typically features walking paths, gardens, and leisure facilities, reflecting modern efforts to integrate nature into city life.

NTP New City Plaza

NTP New City Plaza is a commercial and residential complex located in the central business district of Wuhan, China. Developed by the NTP Group, it features a modern shopping mall, office towers, and luxury apartments, serving as a hub for retail and business activities. The plaza reflects Wuhan’s rapid urbanization in the early 21st century, though specific historical details about its construction or earlier land use are limited.