Beijing: By 2025, the city plans to construct and secure approximately 67,000 units of affordable rental housing and complete nearly 100,000 units of various types of affordable housing.
On December 31, Beijing issued its third batch of affordable housing construction and procurement plans for 2025. This batch of plans includes 9 new construction projects with 3,241 units, 1 acquisition project with 123 units, 2 completed projects with 1,857 units, as well as 7 municipal road and utility infrastructure projects (water, electricity, gas, and heating) corresponding to 4 projects scheduled to commence construction within the year. In 2025, the city constructed and procured approximately 67,000 units of affordable rental housing, achieving 135% of the annual target of 50,000 units. Additionally, nearly 100,000 units of various types of affordable housing were completed, reaching 125% of the annual target of 80,000 units.
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