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Beijing MarketBeat Reports

Sabrina Wei • 27/06/2025
Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.

Q2 2025 Highlights

Office: Office landlords focused on tenant retention in Q2.

Retail: The retail market continued on an upgrade path in the Q2 period.

Capital Markets: Next Capital Markets report will be available soon..
 

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CURRENT MARKETBEATS

Office Buildings CBD
Beijing Office MarketBeat

Landlords offered further retention incentives in a soft market in Q2, with lease renewals taking a 29.2% share of total transaction area. The TMT sector led total leased area in the quarter, bolstered by AI and telecom firms. Citywide quarterly net absorption reached 39,677 sq m. Overall Grade A vacancy fell to 16.9%, the overall average monthly rental level dropping 2.3% q-o-q to RMB221.94 per sq m.

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Shopping Retail
Beijing Retail MarketBeat

Market activity emphasized upgrades in Q2, with urban renewal projects comprising two of three new entrants in the period, joined by several renovated project relaunches. New store openings sustained momentum, with fashion brands active and the noted entry of the UK’s Iceland brand’s first Asia-Pacific store. Further supply in 2H 2025 will focus on new suburban, urban renewal, and integrated commercial projects.
 

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Warehouse Internal Rack
Beijing Capital Markets MarketBeat

Next Capital Markets report will be available soon.
 

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