The commercial housing market constitutes a crucial component of the real estate sector, serving as a "barometer" that accurately reflects the latest dynamics of real estate regulation and the development status of the housing market.
In Q3 2019, the People's Bank of China emphasized the principle of "city-specific policies (因城施策)" in its monetary policy implementation report, granting local governments regulatory autonomy while maintaining the baseline principle that "housing is for living, not for speculation (房住不炒)". Significant regional disparities exist in China's new housing market, with first-tier cities experiencing more acute supply-demand tensions due to land scarcity, stringent purchase restrictions, and loan policies compared to other city tiers. Against this backdrop, China's new commercial housing market has become both a focal point for government regulation and a hot topic in academic research.
The CnOpenData team presents comprehensive new housing information data covering first-tier, new first-tier, second-tier, and third-fourth-tier cities. This dataset includes three sales statuses (on sale, pending sale, and sold out), encompassing critical indicators such as residential complex names, geographical locations, available unit types (在售户型), construction area (建筑面积), reference prices (参考价格), property types (物业类型), developer names (开发商名称), green space ratio (绿化率), land area (占地面积), and parking space ratio (车位配比). This data provides robust support for studying housing market mechanisms and regulatory policies.
Data Scale
Time Coverage
2010-2023.6
Field Display
Sample Data
First-tier Cities New Housing Data
New First-tier Cities New Housing Data
Second-tier Cities New Housing Data
Third-Fourth-tier Cities New Housing Data
Data Update Frequency
Annual updates