Author(s)

Xianghan Yue, Jingyue Peng, Fang Wang

Corresponding Author

Fang Wang

Abstract

In recent years, the process of urban-rural integration has been accelerating, and relevant regulations for collectively-operated construction land entering the market have gradually been liberalized. Baiyun Village, Hongguang Town, Pidu District, Chengdu, has listed four collectively-operated construction land for development and construction of the " Tony’s Farm " project by listed companies. However, due to the high similarity between the construction form and commercial dwelling, Tony’s Farm was rejected from the government after requesting the property right to be divided. Does the division of property rights in Tony’s Farm promote the revitalization of collective construction land, or does it deprive farmers of their rights?

Keywords

Collectively-operated construction land; Property rights; New forms of agriculture