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The development of overseas express delivery has made the global circulation of goods more convenient and efficient. Consumers can easily purchase goods from all over the world, which not only enriches people's lives, but also stimulates the growth of consumer demand. Changes in consumer demand will have an impact on the layout and development of commercial facilities. For example, some originally remote areas have gradually become active in their consumer markets due to the coverage of overseas express delivery, which may prompt developers to plan more commercial facilities in these areas.

Take the land we mentioned above, which has a transfer area of ​​58,000 square meters, a total construction area of ​​145,600 square meters, and is used for commercial facilities and Class II residential land. Its planning and development will, to a certain extent, take into account the consumption needs of the surrounding areas and the convenience of logistics and distribution. If the service network of overseas express delivery in the surrounding areas of the land is complete and the logistics and distribution efficiency is high, then when planning commercial facilities, some formats with higher requirements for logistics timeliness may be preferred, such as fresh supermarkets, cross-border e-commerce offline experience stores, etc.

At the same time, the development of overseas express delivery will also affect the planning of residential land. As people's consumption habits change, the requirements for living environment are also constantly increasing. Efficient express delivery services have become an important factor in people's choice of residence. If a region can ensure timely delivery of express delivery and provide a variety of express delivery services, such as express lockers and door-to-door delivery, then the attractiveness of this region will increase for home buyers. Therefore, when planning Class II residential land, developers may consider cooperating with express service companies to provide better express delivery services to improve the quality and value of housing.

In addition, the development of overseas express delivery will also have an impact on the economy of the entire region. The prosperity of the express delivery industry will drive the development of related industries, such as logistics warehousing, packaging materials, etc. The development of these industries requires land resources, which will put forward new requirements for land supply and planning. For example, in order to meet the needs of logistics warehousing, it may be necessary to plan a certain area of ​​industrial land in the surrounding area. And this adjustment of land planning will have an indirect impact on the layout of commercial facilities and residential land.

In short, although the development of overseas express delivery seems to have no direct connection with the transfer and planning of land plots, it has indirectly had a profound impact on it through consumer demand, logistics distribution, regional economy, etc. In future urban development and land planning, we need to fully consider these factors to achieve more reasonable and efficient resource allocation.