Group 1 - The real estate market has been increasingly depressed in recent years, despite government efforts to support it, including multiple rounds of what has been termed "epic" rescue policies, which have shown diminishing effectiveness [1][3] - In major cities like Beijing, the average price of second-hand homes has decreased by approximately 25% over the past two years, indicating a significant decline in property value [3][8] - New residential properties have seen a slight decrease in prices, but the decline is not as pronounced as that of second-hand homes, with improvements in sales methods and property features [4][6] Group 2 - Despite the overall decline in property values, about 95% of properties in Beijing are unable to retain their value, with only around 5% of new residential properties potentially maintaining their value [8][10] - High-end properties in prime locations, such as those in Haidian District, continue to sell well, with prices reaching up to 13.5 million per square meter, driven by good location, facilities, and pent-up demand [11]
北京房地产市场：高达95%的房子，不能保值！
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-06-24 03:08