服贸会｜楼宇经济迎拐点 业内共话破局与进化之路

Group 1 - The 2025 Global Headquarters Economy Conference and Beijing Forum focused on the opportunities and challenges of headquarters and building economies in a global context, emphasizing the need for innovative paths and models for development [1] - The current global economic landscape is characterized by significant uncertainty, influenced by factors such as fluctuating U.S. trade policies, geopolitical conflicts, high global debt, climate change, technological revolutions, and aging populations [2] - Future economic trends include macroeconomic slowdowns, fragmented international governance, and the deepening of digital, intelligent, and green transformations [2] Group 2 - Emerging markets and developing countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, are expected to be key growth areas, especially in clean energy, infrastructure, and health services [3] - The balance between regionalization and globalization is a challenge for headquarters economies, while building economies face pressures from supply-demand imbalances and digital transformation [4] - Collaboration and innovation are essential to address these challenges, with digital technologies reshaping the operational models of headquarters and building economies [4] Group 3 - Beijing has ranked first globally for 13 consecutive years in the Fortune Global 500 cities list, with 47 companies, including major state-owned enterprises and dynamic private firms, contributing to a diverse and high-quality development landscape [5] - The Beijing government is enhancing the headquarters economy through innovation, optimizing the business environment, and strengthening infrastructure support, with a focus on high-quality development measures [6] - Key functional areas such as CBD and Lize Financial Business District are being developed to promote high-end and clustered building economies, contributing significantly to tax revenues [6]