| 摘要 |
In the context of urban renewal, this study investigates land valuation and capital contribution (shareholding) as a key allocation mechanism. It traces the policy evolution, analyzes relevant local practices, and precisely defines the concept’s operational models and mechanisms in this field. Based on this, this study delves into the operational models through which diverse market entities, specifically municipal-owned, district-owned state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and private enterprises, participate in urban renewal via land valuation and capital contribution (shareholding). Finally, corresponding countermeasures and recommendations are proposed, addressing key aspects including the applicable scope, operational rules, transfer and mortgage requirements, whole-life-cycle supervision, and exit mechanisms for this practice within urban renewal activities. |
