
Public buildings cover various aspects of people's lives, including culture and education, science and technology, healthcare, and administrative offices. As China’s economy continues to grow, people's demand for health, leisure, and entertainment will increase, but there are still gaps compared to developed countries and uneven distribution issues. Take healthcare, for example: China’s per capita medical resources are lower than those in developed countries, and urban residents have more than 2.5 times the medical resources of rural residents (with resource-rich areas like Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin). As a result, the focus of the public building sector is expected to gradually shift from first-tier cities to second- and third-tier cities due to the 'spillover effect,' which will boost the development of the public building market in these cities.
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