Group 1: Core Insights - The conference hosted by JLL in Xi'an focused on the theme "Decoding New Momentum in Real Estate and Urban Development," highlighting the transformation of the office market, integration of cultural tourism, asset allocation strategies, and high-quality urban-rural development [1][3] - Xi'an is positioned as a national central city and a core node of the Belt and Road Initiative, with policies driving market activation and enhancing the vitality of the private economy [3][5] Group 2: Office Market Adjustments - As of Q1 2025, the vacancy rate for quality office spaces in Xi'an slightly decreased to 27.7%, indicating a potential recovery despite ongoing pressure on rental prices [5] - Three structural opportunities are emerging in the office market: 1. The financial and technology sectors are leading demand upgrades, with nearly 90% of new demand coming from the financial industry [5] 2. There is a significant increase in demand for customized and flexible office spaces, driven by changes in corporate leasing logic [6] 3. Green buildings are demonstrating resilience during market adjustments, with LEED-certified buildings commanding a rental premium of approximately 7% over the market average [7] Group 3: Commercial Landscape Evolution - Xi'an's existing commercial stock is 7.635 million square meters, with an expected addition of 600,000 square meters in 2025-2026, primarily in the high-tech zone [8] - The city is developing a "dual-core + multi-node" commercial structure, with key commercial hubs and cultural tourism areas enhancing competition through "scene stickiness" and local cultural integration [9] Group 4: Asset Allocation and State-Owned Asset Activation - In the context of global economic uncertainty, investors are adopting diversified defensive strategies, with a notable increase in small-scale boutique project transactions [10] - The activation of state-owned assets is crucial for enhancing asset efficiency, with a focus on optimizing asset management and achieving strategic upgrades [11] Group 5: High-Quality Urban Development - The release of the "China Urban High-Quality Development White Paper" emphasizes the importance of urban renewal and new productive forces, advocating for a focus on livable, resilient, and innovative cities [12] - Experts discussed the need for spatial restructuring and industrial upgrading to achieve high-quality urban-rural development, highlighting the role of logistics infrastructure and modern industrial parks in Xi'an's economic growth [14][15]