Zhejiang Prefabricated Slab Housing Policy
The prefabricated slab housing policy in Zhejiang mainly includes specific policies in Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, relevant content from Zhejiang's '15th Five-Year Plan' for Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and the situation in Zhejiang under national policy guidance.
Policies in Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City
Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, adheres to the principles of 'homeowner-led, government-guided, maintaining bottom lines, exploring innovations, pilot-first, and steady advancement.' It employs a combined renewal model of 'in-situ self-renewal' + 'off-site old-house-for-new-house' replacement. The relevant homeowners legally determine the implementing entity, which achieves closed-loop and balanced operation of the project through appropriate capacity expansion of the renewal block area. In principle, no less than 60% of homeowners opt for in-situ renewal, while those choosing off-site replacement are allowed to exchange for existing housing of equal value, with the property rights of their houses being acquired by the project implementing entity through funding. Regarding project application, the community takes the lead in soliciting preliminary opinions from all homeowners in the neighborhood regarding self-renewal. If the proportion of homeowners agreeing to renewal reaches 95% or more, the homeowners' committee or the community submits a renewal project implementation application with relevant written materials to the local town (sub-district) office. After initial review and approval by the town (sub-district) office, the application is forwarded to the district renewal office (district construction bureau). Based on the project implementation application submitted by the town (sub-district) office, the district renewal office (district construction bureau) reviews it and then submits it to the district government for approval. Once approved, the project is included in the annual implementation plan for renewal projects in Yuecheng District and is carried out in phases and batches by the entrusted project implementing entity according to the plan.
Relevant Content from Zhejiang's '15th Five-Year Plan' for Housing and Urban-Rural Development
The '15th Five-Year Plan for Housing and Urban-Rural Development in Zhejiang,' issued by the General Office of the People's Government of Zhejiang Province on May 5, 2026, with a planning period from 2026 to 2030, aims to promote high-quality development in housing and urban-rural construction. It utilizes urban renewal as an important means. Although it does not specifically elaborate on prefabricated slab housing, it provides a guiding framework for overall housing construction and development.
Situation in Zhejiang under National Policy Guidance
The '15th Five-Year Plan for Urban Renewal' issued by the State Council in 2026 proposes to renovate more than 500,000 sets (units) of C- and D-grade dangerous housing, prefabricated slab housing, and non-complete housing, steadily advancing the governance and renovation of prefabricated slab housing. The 'Notice on Further Supporting Urban Renewal Actions with Several Measures,' jointly issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development in January 2026, sets two limits on 'demolition.' Within an urban renewal unit, the demolished floor area should not exceed 20% of the current total floor area in principle, and the demolition-to-construction ratio of the project should not be greater than 2. The real determinant is an appraisal report. According to the 'Standard for Appraisal of Dangerous Buildings' (JGJ 125 - 2016), buildings are classified into four grades: A, B, C, and D. C- and D-grade buildings have different policy treatments. D-grade buildings should be demolished as much as possible, while C-grade buildings can be repaired and reinforced, rebuilt, renovated, or rebuilt in the original location.
