Prefabricated Structure House Renovation Policy

The prefabricated structure house renovation policy mainly includes aspects such as renovation objectives, renovation methods, and policy support.

Renovation Objectives: The policy clearly states that it aims to renovate more than 500,000 non-complete housing units, including prefabricated panel houses, on state-owned land within the built-up areas of cities and county towns. This objective is designed to comprehensively improve the living conditions of prefabricated structure houses and enhance the quality of life for residents. At the same time, it seeks to basically eliminate the safety hazards of documented Class D dangerous housing, ensuring the safety of residents' lives and property. Through large-scale renovation projects, the governance and renovation of prefabricated panel houses will be steadily advanced, making the housing structure in cities and county towns more reasonable and safe.

Renovation Methods:

• Demolition and Reconstruction: For dilapidated prefabricated panel houses in cities, due to their short service life, poor quality, poor sound insulation, and other issues that seriously affect the quality of life for residents and the city's image, a demolition and reconstruction approach is adopted. During the demolition process, the construction of long-term rental housing at affordable prices and with small to medium-sized units is carried out simultaneously. This measure not only solves the housing problems of the original prefabricated panel houses but also provides suitable living spaces for key groups such as new citizens and low-income families in difficulty, contributing to the promotion of social equity and the improvement of the housing security system.
• Original-site Demolition and Reconstruction: For prefabricated panel houses among Class C and D dangerous houses with structural safety hazards and severe deficiencies in living functions, they are demolished in their entirety and rebuilt on the original site. This method can maximize the preservation of the original living environment and community relationships while eliminating housing safety hazards, enhancing living functions, and meeting the basic living needs of residents.

Policy Support: To ensure the smooth progress of the prefabricated structure house renovation work, the policy emphasizes the effective use of funding sources such as central government subsidies and local government special bonds. By reasonably utilizing these funds, the progress of demolishing and renovating Class D dangerous housing can be accelerated, and safety hazards can be precisely eliminated. Financial support provides a solid guarantee for the renovation work, enabling the renovation projects to proceed in an orderly manner according to the plan and effectively improving residents' living conditions.