Beijing house has a little bit of a "black-fire" this week. From march 23-29, 2026 (13th week), 1105 new rooms and 4844 used rooms were sold. On the whole, the heat of the new room rises, while the second-hand market adjusts slightly, but don't rush
The market for new houses is bright:
Rounded: 1105 sets, a 60. 6 per cent increase in ring-to-rings, 417 more than last week。

• rounded area: 136,000 square metres, an increase of 60. 6 per cent in the ring, an increase of 51,000 square metres。
The cumulative data for this month are even more powerful: 2,844 sets, 115. 9 per cent higher than the previous week, and 1527 more than the cumulative area of 34,49,000 square metres, an increase of 111 per cent. This wave of "yen spring" has stabilized
The second-hand house market has been fine-tuning:
Weeks: 4844 sets, 10. 8 per cent less ring than last week, 589 fewer。

Weekly area: 412,000 square metres, 10. 4 per cent decrease in ring ratio and 48,000 square metres decrease。
However, monthly data remain resilient: the cumulative number of sets this month is 18220, an increase of 90. 5 per cent in the ring ratio, an increase of 865 per cent over the cumulative figure of last week; and the area of 1,538,000 square metres, an increase of 89. 3 per cent in the ring ratio. The second-hand market as a whole is “stablely up” (meaning a steady upward trend), with peri-time fluctuations or normal adjustments。
Data interpretation:
The large increase in the new ring may be driven by new market entry and policy optimism, with many home buyers taking advantage of it; the decline in second-hand houses may be due to short-term supply adjustments or buyers watching, but the cumulative monthly growth is strong, showing a solid market base. By contrast, the new house is as hot as a “newshow” and the second hand is more like a “older man”, with different features。
Story and echo:

As we have recently seen on social platforms, there are people who share their hearts and minds: "look at the new room that's been on for a long time, and take it while it's alive!" another family is busy changing houses, lamenting: “we have a lot of choice in the market, and we just need to be able to pick what we want.” these are true stories that make the city's data more alive and warm。
What do you think about the market split this week? Are there any friends watching the room or planning to move? Let's talk about your observations or plans




