武汉市通过城市更新激活存量空间，推动产业结构优化升级。上半年，武汉高技术制造业增加值占规上工业增加值比重达38.4%，历史性首次超越"车、钢、油、烟"传统产业占比2.6个百分点，拉动规上工业增加值增长15.4%[1]。市政府以99个老旧厂区改造、37个低效园区升级、13个星级产业园培育为抓手，探索出从空间盘活到产业赋能的完整路径[1]。
岱家山数智传感产业园已成为这一转型的典型样本，首批3栋楼宇已交付使用，占地57.5亩[1]。该园区已吸引40余家传感器企业入驻，覆盖声、光、热、磁全品类[1]。同时，武汉智能汽车软件园集聚企业4000余家，汇聚东软集团、亿咖通、芯擎科技等龙头企业[1]。东西湖区网谷能源总部产业园企业入驻率也已突破80%[1]，展现出存量空间盘活的强大吸引力。
Wuhan has unlocked the development potential of its aging industrial stock through strategic urban renewal, converting idle factories and abandoned facilities into innovation parks and industrial hubs. The initiative is already yielding results: in the first half of the year, high-tech manufacturing added value reached 38.4% of total industrial output above designated scale, surpassing traditional industries such as automotive, steel, oil, and tobacco by 2.6 percentage points for the first time in the city's history [1]. This reorientation drove overall industrial growth of 15.4% [1].
The city government is systematically revitalizing its urban landscape through the retrofitting of 99 aging industrial zones and the upgrade of 37 underperforming parks, while cultivating 13 star-tier industrial parks [1]. One flagship project, Daijiashanshan Digital Sensing Industrial Park, has already delivered its first three buildings across 57.5 acres and attracted over 40 sensor enterprises covering the full spectrum of acoustic, optical, thermal, and magnetic sensing technologies [1]. Meanwhile, the Wuhan Intelligent Automotive Software Park has concentrated over 4,000 enterprises, including industry leaders such as Neusoft Group, Ecarx, and Chipgen Technology [1]. In Dongxihu District, the Network Valley Energy Headquarters Industrial Park has achieved an occupancy rate exceeding 80% [1].