CCTV News: Come and pay attention to the real estate market. On the 29th, the 2025 Beijing Commercial Housing Fair opened. After many years, Beijing has once again held a large-scale real estate exhibition. What are the highlights? Let’s take a look together.

The exhibition included more than 50 development companies and more than 170 commercial housing projects on sale and waiting to be launched in the market, with a total of more than 40,000 units, covering more than 80% of the newly built commercial housing in the Beijing market. The offline exhibition is held at the Shougang International Convention and Exhibition Center, and the online exhibition is held on multiple platforms and will last until May 5.

Exhibition audience Mr. Lu said: "At present, I want to buy a low-density house for my family outside the Fifth Ring Road. I transferred the entire project and felt that there are many good projects and good houses now, and the product strength has been greatly improved."

The reporter noticed that more than 20 projects that have acquired land and are about to be entered into the market in the exhibition have been planned and designed around Beijing's "good house" policy. Designs such as open balconies, overhead floors, wind and rain corridors, and neighborhood shared spaces have been implemented in these commercial housing projects.

Under the combined effect of multiple policies, Beijing's new housing market has shown a positive trend since the beginning of this year, with the transaction floor land prices of multiple commercial residential plots hitting new highs, and some commercial housing projects ushered in hot sales.

Beijing: Nearly 17,000 second-hand housing units were signed online in March and continued to operate at a high level

In addition to the rising popularity of the new housing market, the reporter found during the visit that the liquidity of the second-hand housing market in Beijing has also been increasing recently. Data shows that as of the 28th, 16,924 second-hand residential units have been signed and sold online in Beijing in March, an increase of 36.3% year-on-year.

At around 8 pm, at the signing center of an intermediary agency in Chaoyang District, Beijing, second-hand house buyers and owners come to sign contracts from time to time. This scenario has been the norm for this store recently.

At the Chaoyang District Real Estate Registration Center of Beijing, people coming to handle transfer and real estate registration are also bustling. In one morning, the flow of people here exceeded 1,000.

Zhao Qingxiang, Secretary-General of Beijing Real Estate Agency Industry Association, said: "From October last year to the present, in the past six months, we have calculated that the average monthly online signing volume has exceeded 17,000 sets. We think the transaction volume will maintain a relatively good high in the future."