Core Insights - The report by CBRE indicates a stable supply rhythm in Beijing's office market for Q3 2025, despite a 31% quarter-on-quarter decline in new leasing transaction area [1] Group 1: Market Overview - New leasing activity has contracted due to significant demand from leading tech companies being released in the first half of the year [1] - Relocation demand remains dominant, accounting for 75% of the total new leasing area [1] Group 2: Tenant Movement Patterns - Tenant movement is characterized by intra-district flows in Financial Street and Tongzhou, while active inter-market movements are noted in tech centers like Zhongguancun, Wangjing, and Olympic Park [1] - CBD and Lize are primary areas for cross-district relocations [1] Group 3: Market Metrics - Despite the decline in new leasing demand, the net absorption in Beijing's office market reached 87,000 square meters, with the overall vacancy rate decreasing to 19.7% [1] - Grade A office spaces contributed nearly 80% to the net absorption, showing a significant decline in vacancy rates, indicating an increased demand for higher-quality tenants [1] Group 4: Future Outlook - In the next six months, only one new project in Shijingshan is expected to be delivered, which may ease supply pressure and lead to a slight decrease in overall vacancy rates [1] - Although rental downward pressure persists, the rate of decline is expected to narrow, with high-quality and well-located Grade A buildings likely to stabilize first [1]