New policies drive an increase in the number of homebuyers, and the real estate market outside the Fifth Ring Road is heating up. The number of visitors to some projects has increased by 20%.

On August 8th, Beijing's real estate policies were optimized once again, clarifying measures such as "families meeting the conditions can buy houses outside the Fifth Ring Road without restrictions on the number of sets" and multiple optimizations of housing fund policies, which attracted market attention. Reporters found that the activity in the new housing market outside the Fifth Ring Road increased after the implementation of the new real estate policy during the first weekend. Real estate agents' confidence was boosted, their enthusiasm for showings increased, the number of potential buyers visiting properties significantly increased, and some prospective buyers accelerated their entry into the market. Data from the China Real Estate Institute shows that about 80% of the newly built commercial housing transactions in Beijing and 81.4% of the inventory of newly built commercial housing are located outside the Fifth Ring Road. Several real estate agents told reporters that the loosening of the purchase restrictions in this area has boosted market confidence, and they are actively inviting potential clients to revisit, seizing this policy opportunity. Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at the sales office of a new project in Baliqiao in Tongzhou District, reporters saw that four groups of customers were still inquiring in the sand table area and negotiation area. According to the project leader, during the first weekend after the new policy, the number of visits to the project reached 550 groups, with over 20 sets sold. "More than 40 sales staff each showed around ten groups of clients, and the number of visits increased by about 20% compared to before the new policy."