Demolition of Prefabricated Slab Houses in Chengdu

The demolition situation of prefabricated slab houses in Chengdu varies by region and specific project. Currently, there is no unified demolition policy, and whether a house is to be demolished depends on official documents or requisition decisions. Here is a detailed analysis of the situation:

1. Situation of some prefabricated slab houses in Wuhou District The residential community at No. 11, West Section 1, Second Ring Road, Chengdu, is a prefabricated slab and brick-concrete structure. Due to the age and safety hazards of the building, neighboring communities have been demolished, and homeowners have repeatedly requested the government to restart demolition work. However, the housing requisition authority in Wuhou District has clearly stated that whether the community is included in the renovation plan depends on official documents, and there is currently no clear notice of demolition. Another case is the second phase of Central Garden in Wuhou District, which is also a prefabricated slab commercial housing community with safety hazards such as wall cracks. Homeowners have applied for 'self-initiated renewal and demolition of old buildings for new construction' since 2018, and by May 2025, the approval rate has reached 99.9%. However, the prerequisite for self-demolition and self-construction is that the homeowners' willingness must reach 100% before the government can initiate subsequent research. Currently, relevant reports and plans have been submitted to the sub-district office and are awaiting a response.

2. Situation of prefabricated slab houses in Pidu District The Xinyangcheng commercial housing development project at No. 373, North Street, Pidu District, is a prefabricated slab building. It has been verified that this area is currently not included in the 2026 annual plan for housing requisition on state-owned land in Pidu District. If required by public interests (such as urban planning or infrastructure construction), the district government will make a requisition decision and announce it in accordance with the law, but the specific timing will depend on official notices.

3. Core basis for demolition decisions Whether prefabricated slab houses in Chengdu are to be demolished mainly depends on the following factors:

• Building safety status: Houses identified as dangerous (such as D-grade dangerous houses) by professional institutions may be prioritized for inclusion in renovation plans;
• Urban planning needs: If the area where the house is located involves major projects (such as subways or road expansions), requisition may be initiated;
• Homeowners' willingness: In the 'self-initiated renewal' model, all homeowners must reach a consensus before the government can intervene;
• Official documents: Whether a house is to be demolished ultimately depends on the government's requisition decision or renovation plan documents. Homeowners should pay attention to announcements from the local sub-district office or housing and construction department.

Suggestion: Homeowners of prefabricated slab houses can proactively contact their local community or housing requisition department to understand the results of building safety appraisals and regional planning updates, and avoid believing unofficial rumors about demolition.