Group 1 - The first housing exhibition in Beijing's sub-center attracted 2,946 customer visits over three days, resulting in 61 subscriptions and 34 online signings, with a total transaction amount of approximately 390 million yuan [1] - The exhibition featured 12 real estate companies from Tongzhou District, offering a diverse range of products including affordable housing, improved housing, and high-end villas, along with various promotions and benefits [1][2] - The event highlighted the achievements of the sub-center over the past nine years, showcasing improved infrastructure, optimized ecological environment, and upgraded business environment, which have attracted quality enterprises and talent [2] Group 2 - Since 2021, new residential buildings in the sub-center have fully implemented green building standards of two stars or above, with some projects upgraded to three stars or ultra-low energy consumption levels [2] - The exhibition served as a platform for real estate companies to emphasize quality control and avoid false advertising, while also ensuring good service through mechanisms like property training and owner feedback [2] - The exhibition not only represented a concentrated display of real estate transactions but also allowed citizens to intuitively experience the value of the sub-center as a livable city [3]

Group 1 - The first housing exhibition in Beijing's urban sub-center was held, showcasing ecological value and real estate opportunities [1] - The exhibition featured 12 well-known real estate developers, offering various housing types to meet different buyer needs [3] - Special purchasing policies were introduced by participating companies, including discounts, travel experience vouchers, and significant purchase incentives [3] Group 2 - As of now, over 1,800 new residential units have been supplied in Tongzhou District, totaling approximately 215,000 square meters [4] - The market has seen strong demand, with significant premium rates on land acquisitions and high transaction rates for new projects [4] - New residential buildings in the urban sub-center have met green building standards, indicating a trend towards high-quality development [4]