北京进深 徐迪 1月6日，未来科技城置业有限公司与贝好家正式签约，双方就北京市昌平区未来科学城东区能源谷板块的CP01-1703-0002、0003住宅组团地 块达成深度合作。 地块坐落于未来科学城"能源谷"核心，为"好房子"新政后区域内首个住宅项目，定位"中央公园人文美学住区"。 这是贝好家在北京的第四个合作项目，也是与未来科学城置业的第二次携手。 上一次是在2025年6月，未来科学城置业+贝好家+越秀地产+北京城建联手摘得昌平生命科学园地块，打造了国誉星城项目。 本次双方合作的能源谷住宅组团地块，由未来科学城置业于2025年11月19日以12.426亿元底价竞得。 本次合作中，贝好家将充分依托大数据与AI算法优势，通过精准客户连接与需求洞察，为项目提供C2M（Customer to Manufacturer，从消费者到制造者）产 品定位和营销服务，并提供设计咨询建议。 拿地之后，未来科学城置业与贝好家发出同款喜报，剧透了双方即将合作开发此项目的意向。： 项目总占地4.3公顷，规划建面约8.22万㎡，包含3幅子地块。 其中01文化设施地块不出让，未收取出让价款； 两幅居住地块：02地块起始价约8.05亿元； ...

Core Insights - The Beijing real estate market is undergoing significant changes in 2025, with a slowdown in land auction activities [1] - China State Construction's subsidiary, Zhongjian Zhidi, has successfully acquired the Changping Xiejia land parcel for 2.601 billion yuan, marking its third residential land acquisition in Beijing this year [1][2] - The land parcel is strategically located near the North Fifth Ring Road and has convenient transportation access, including proximity to the subway [2] Group 1 - The Changping Xiejia land parcel covers approximately 6.35 hectares with a planned above-ground construction area of about 104,700 square meters, including residential and supporting facilities [2] - Zhongjian Zhidi's strategy focuses on high-growth cities and core urban areas, aiming for a total of 20 projects in five years [4] - The company has achieved remarkable sales performance, ranking first among Beijing real estate firms with a sales amount of 12.794 billion yuan in the first half of 2025 [5] Group 2 - Recent projects by Zhongjian Zhidi, such as Beijing Chenyuan and Beijing Puyuan, have performed well in the market, contributing to the company's strong sales figures [4][5] - The company has established a mature cultural residential system, integrating cultural elements into its projects, which is expected to enhance the appeal of the new developments [8] - The acquisition of the Xiejia land parcel represents a significant step in Zhongjian Zhidi's strategy to deepen its presence in Beijing and transition from cultural residential projects to broader urban development [8]