Beijing Releases 2026 Land Supply Plan, Suspends Two Plot Auctions Amid Policy Shift
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources released the 11th batch of planned residential land supply for 2026, comprising four parcels totaling about 19 hectares with a building area of 230,000 square meters. The parcels are in Changping, Yizhuang, Huairou, and Yanqing districts. Simultaneously, the commission suspended auctions for two plots in Fengtai and Changping districts, citing alignment with new national guidelines on improving the commercial housing sales system.
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Beijing Releases 4 New Residential Land Parcels, Suspends 2 Others on Same Day
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources announced the 11th round of proposed residential land supply for 2026, involving four parcels with a total land area of about 19 hectares and a building area of approximately 230,000 square meters. All four parcels are located in new town areas, including two in plain multi-point areas (Changping District and Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area) and two in ecological conservation areas (Huairou District and Yanqing District). The Changping parcel is between the 5th and 6th ring roads, near the Tiantongyuan East subway station, while the Yizhuang parcel is near commercial and medical facilities. Notably, on the same day, the commission suspended the listing transactions of two other parcels: one in Fengtai District's Yuegezhuang Village and another in Changping District's Xiaoshahe Village. A commission official stated that future land sale conditions will be optimized in accordance with the newly issued national guidelines on improving commercial housing sales systems.
Read sourceBeijing Releases 4 New Residential Land Parcels, Suspends 2 Listings on Same Day
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources released the 11th round of proposed residential land supply for 2026, comprising 4 parcels with a total land area of about 19 hectares and a construction area of about 230,000 square meters. All four parcels are located in new town areas, including two in plain multi-point areas (Changping District and the Economic Development Zone) and two in ecological conservation areas (Huairou and Yanqing Districts). The Changping parcel is between the 5th and 6th ring roads, near the Tiantongyuan East subway station. On the same day, the commission also announced the suspension of two land listings: one in Fengtai District's Yuegezhuang Village and another in Changping District's Xiaoshahe Village. A commission official stated that future land sale conditions will be further optimized in line with the newly issued national notice on improving commercial housing sales systems.
Beijing Releases 11th Land Supply List for 2026, Suspends Two Parcel Listings
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources released the 11th batch of planned commodity residential land supply for 2026, involving four parcels with a total land area of about 19 hectares and a construction scale of about 230,000 square meters. The parcels are located in the plain multi-point areas (Changping District and Economic Development Zone, one each) and ecological conservation areas (Huairou District and Yanqing District, one each). On the same day, the commission announced the suspension of the listing and trading of two parcels: the DC-L02 plot in the Yuegezhuang Village Area A shantytown renovation project in Fengtai District, and the CP00-1802-0006 plot in the Xiaoshahe Village and surrounding area shantytown renovation and environmental improvement project in Changping District. A commission official stated that the next step will involve further optimizing the land transfer conditions in accordance with the 'Notice on Improving the Commercial Housing Sales System' jointly issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the National Financial Regulatory Administration.
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Beijing Releases 11th Batch of 2026 Residential Land Supply List, Suspends Two Plot Auctions
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources published the 11th batch of proposed residential land supply for 2026, comprising four plots covering approximately 19 hectares with a total building area of about 230,000 square meters. The plots are located in the plain multi-point areas (Changping District and the Economic Development Zone, one each) and the ecological conservation areas (Huairou District and Yanqing District, one each). The land is scheduled for supply in the near term. On the same day, the commission also announced the suspension of the listing and auction of two land plots: the Fengtai District Yuegezhuang Village Area A shantytown renovation project DC-L02 plot, and the Changping District Xiaoshahe Village and surrounding area shantytown renovation and environmental improvement project CP00-1802-0006 plot.
Beijing Suspends Land Auctions for Two Plots in Fengtai and Changping Districts
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources released the 11th batch of four residential land supply lists and simultaneously announced the suspension of the listing and trading of two plots: the Yuegezhuang DC-L02 plot in Fengtai District and the Xiaoshahe CP00-1802-0006 plot in Changping District. A relevant official stated that the next step will involve further optimizing the sale conditions in accordance with the 'Notice on Improving the Commercial Housing Sales System' jointly issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the National Financial Regulatory Administration. The report is sourced from People's Financial News.
Read sourceBeijing Suspends Land Auction for Two Plots in Fengtai and Changping Districts
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources published its 11th batch of four proposed residential land plots for the year. On the same day, it issued a notice suspending the listing and auction of two plots: the Yuegezhuang Village DC-L02 plot in Fengtai District and the Xiaoshahe Village CP00-1802-0006 plot in Changping District. A commission official stated that the next step will involve optimizing the land sale conditions in accordance with the requirements of the 'Notice on Improving the Commercial Housing Sales System,' jointly issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the National Financial Regulatory Administration. The suspension indicates a regulatory adjustment in Beijing's land supply process, aligning local practices with new national guidelines aimed at refining the commercial housing sales framework.
Read sourceBeijing Releases 11th Batch of 2026 Residential Land List, Suspends Two Plot Listings
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources published the 11th batch of proposed commodity housing land supply for 2026, involving four plots totaling approximately 19 hectares with a building area of about 230,000 square meters. The land is scheduled for near-term supply, with two plots in plain multi-point areas (Changping District and Economic Development Zone) and two in ecological conservation areas (Huairou District and Yanqing District). On the same day, the commission announced the suspension of listing transactions for two plots: the Fengtai District Yuegezhuang Village Area A shantytown renovation project DC-L02 plot and the Changping District Xiaoshahe Village and surrounding area renovation project CP00-1802-0006 plot. A relevant official stated that the next step will involve further optimizing land transfer conditions in accordance with the requirements of the "Notice on Improving the Commodity Housing Sales System" jointly issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the National Financial Regulatory Administration.
Read sourceBeijing Releases 11th Round of 4 Residential Land Parcels for Upcoming Supply
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources published the 11th round of proposed commodity housing land parcels for 2026 on its website. The list includes 4 parcels covering approximately 19 hectares of land with a total building area of about 230,000 square meters, which are scheduled for supply in the near term. According to the commission, this round focuses on mature land parcels near waterfront spaces and rail micro-centers in new town areas, aiming to improve residential quality and promote station-city integration and job-housing balance. Among the parcels, two are located in plain multi-point areas (one in Changping District and one in the Economic Development Zone), and two are in ecological conservation areas (one in Huairou District and one in Yanqing District). The information was sourced from People's Financial News.
Read sourceBeijing Suspends Auction of Two Residential Land Plots in Fengtai and Changping Districts
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources published its 11th batch of four proposed residential land plots for the year, while simultaneously announcing the suspension of auction proceedings for two plots: the Yuegezhuang DC-L02 plot in Fengtai District and the Xiaoshahe CP00-1802-0006 plot in Changping District. A commission spokesperson stated that the suspension is intended to allow for further optimization of land sale conditions in accordance with the recently issued 'Notice on Improving the Commercial Housing Sales System,' jointly released by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the National Financial Regulatory Administration. The move signals Beijing's alignment with national policy efforts to refine housing market regulations, though specific revised terms for the suspended plots have not yet been disclosed.
Read sourceBeijing Releases 11th Round of 4 Planned Residential Land Parcels for Supply
On September 23, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources published the 2026 11th round of planned residential land supply list, comprising 4 parcels covering approximately 19 hectares with a building area of about 230,000 square meters. The parcels are scheduled for supply in the near term. According to the commission, this round focuses on land in new town areas with mature supporting facilities near waterfront spaces and rail transit micro-centers, aiming to improve residential quality and promote station-city integration and job-housing balance. Among the parcels, two are located in plain multi-point areas (one each in Changping District and the Economic Development Zone), and two in ecological conservation areas (one each in Huairou District and Yanqing District).
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