楼宇经济：是指一种以商务商贸商用楼字为载体的经济形态，通过开发、出租楼宇，招商引资，引进各类企业，从而开发税源，带动区域经济发展。 以下属于楼宇经济现象的是( )。
A．某市政府规划建设滨湖新区，成片高层住宅拔地而起，蔚为壮观
B．某县政府为节约建设用地，将大院内的平房一律拆除，新建多层办公楼数幢
C．房地产公司新开发的房产，沿街房屋均是商住楼，底层作为经营门面，提供便民服务
D．某市总商会投资兴建办公楼，除部分自用外，均向会员企业租售，周边银行酒店商场星罗棋布，形成“新商圈”
参考答案：D
解析： 楼宇经济是通过开发、出租楼宇，引进各类企业，从而带动区域经济发展。A选项建设的是住宅，B选项中建立的是办公楼，A、B选项都没有引进企业。C选项虽然引进了企业，但是并没有带动区域经济的发展。只有D选项符合题干定义，故选D。
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