Fabulous 3 brs 220 sqm Beijing apartment

Palm Springs

¥ 33,000/month

• Bedrooms: 3 brs
• Bathrooms: 2 baths
• Size: 220 sqm
• Property ID: BJ0001265
• Ownership: Private owned
• Area: Chaoyang Park

• Fabulous 3 brs 220 sqm Beijing apartment

  This stylish three bedroomed flat offers contemporary open-plan living and entertaining space in a great location, within easy reach of a wide range of amenities and transport links. Please feel free to contact our consultant.
  • Floor heating
  • Double glazing
  • Water treatment system
  • Oven
  • Tableware sets
  • Satellite TV
  • Internet
  • Wi-Fi
  • Parking space

  Floorplan

  Not available.

  Location

  Palm Springs is situated opposite Chaoyang Park (Beijing’s largest park). It is between the 3rd and the 4th ring road giving it easy access to some of Beijing’s main destinations like city airport, as well as being next to a major embassy district. It is also close to three big expat areas Lufthansa, CBD and Sanlitun, where residents have access to a vast range of restaurants, shopping malls, supermarkets, health centers and a buzzing night life.

  Compound Featured Description

  Palm Springs has a total construction area of 320,000 square meters, with a total land area of 70,000 square meters. The compound consists of 11 residential buildings around 30 storey’s high containing luxury apartments ranging from a 135sqm 2 bedroom layout to a 370sqm 4 bedroom layout, with the Marriot group managing 224 serviced apartments in two of the buildings. The buildings are surrounded by beautiful Roman style gardens making Palm Springs one of the most desirable compounds to live in... more beijing apartment for rent
  • 24-hour Management & Secunity Service
  • Satellite TV
  • Tennis Court
  • Mini Golf
  • Indoor Swimming Pool
  • Gym
  • Children's Playground
  • Sauna
  • SPA
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  Transportation

  To Schools and Airport (Km)

   

  ISB

  22

  WAB

  14

  BSB

  23

  Dulwich

  18

  Capital Airport

  24

  To place of interest (Km)

   

  Sanlitun

  3

  Solana Bar Street

  3

  CBD

  7

  Lufthansa

  4

  Qianmen Street

  11

Park Apartment for rent in beijing

Park Apartment for rent in beijing

Park Apartment

¥ 36,000/month

• Bedrooms: 4 brs
• Bathrooms: 2 baths
• Size: 245 sqm
• Property ID: BJ0001266
• Ownership: Developer owned
• Area: Chaoyang Park
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  Spetecular 4 brs 245 sqm apartment Beijing

  Key features of the property including stunning four bedroom apartment, plentiful natural light throughout, wonderful living room with modern furnishings and TV, superb master bedroom offering amazing views, good-sized guest bedroom, lift and porter services. Please contact our consultant for availability.
  • Wall heating
  • Double glazing
  • Water treatment system
  • Oven
  • Tableware sets
  • Satellite TV
  • Internet
  • Wi-Fi
  • Newly renovated
  • Parking space

  Floorplan

  Not available.

  Location

  Park Apartment is opposite the west side of Chaoyang Park (Beijing’s largest park). It is between the 3rd and the 4th ring road giving it easy access to some of Beijing’s main destinations like city airport, as well as being next to a major embassy district. It is also close to three big expat areas Lufthansa, CBD and Sanlitun, where residents have access to a vast range of restaurants, shopping malls, supermarkets, health centers and a buzzing night life.

  Compound Featured Description

  Park Apartment beijing with a total land area of 6,555 square meters is a large residential building around 26 storeys high. There are 160 apartments in total across 3 layouts; a 245sqm 3 bedroom layout, a 265sqm 4 bedroom layout and eight large 420sqm 4 bedroom penthouses. Some apartments enjoy a beautiful lake view and all apartments either face north or south. The complex is popular amongst expats of varying nationalities.... more
  • 24-hour Management & Secunity Service
  • Satellite TV
  • Swimming Pool
  • Gym
  • Children's Playground
  • Sauna
  Keywords:

  Map

  Location mapStreet view

  
  SEE THE COMPLEX INTRODUCTION
  Transportation

  To Schools and Airport (Km)

   

  ISB

  23

  WAB

  15

  BSB

  23

  Dulwich

  18

  Capital Airport

  24

  To place of interest (Km)

   

  Sanlitun

  2

  Solana Bar Street

  2

  CBD

  5

  Lufthansa

  3

  Qianmen Street

  10

Slowdown in China new home sales eases

NEW home purchases in China fell at a slower pace in the first three months of this year as a batch of favorable policies continue to help boosting demand, data released today by the National Bureau of Statistics showed.

Sales of new residential properties, excluding government-funded affordable housing, dropped 9.1 percent from a year earlier to 1 trillion yuan (US$161.3 billion) across the country between January and March, the bureau said in a statement posted on its website. That compared to a 16.7-percent year-on-year decline registered in the first two months of this year.

By volume, new residential purchases during the three-month period withdrew 9.8 percent annually to 160.79 million square meters, according to the bureau's data. That compared to a 17.8-percent decrease recorded between January and February. apartment for rent in beijing

"Though the domestic property market continued its correction, we could see that the recent loosening policies by both central and some local governments are starting to take effect," said Sheng Laiyun, spokesman of the bureau. "A more stable and healthier property market should be expected with less administrative interference in the future as we would let the market to adjust for itself."

Since last year, some local governments around the country began to lift home purchase restrictions to fuel demand while the People's Bank of China also announced two interest rate cuts in three months' time, a move believed to be helpful to boost sentiment among both home buyers and real estate developers.

Late last month, the central bank, in conjunction with the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the China Banking Regulatory Commission, also loosened mortgage policies for second-time buyers by cutting their minimum down payment ratio to 40 percent from the previous 60-70 percent.

Adjusting land inventories to meet local conditions

CHINA has urged local authorities to adjust land supplies based on their situations in a bid to revive the country’s stagnant property market.

Cities with an oversupply of houses should cut or even halt residential land supply and control the pace of construction while stocks should be raised in cities where there is a shortage of homes, the Ministry of Land and Resources and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said in a joint statement released yesterday.

“The property market has been adjusting since last year, with falling sales, slowing investment growth and widening regional disparity,” the statement continued. houses beijing

“Local governments should improve housing conditions to support residents’ needs and promote a stable and healthy growth of the housing market.”

The ministries also said cities suffering from oversupply of houses could change untapped residential land to industrial land to meet the needs of aged care as well as for cultural and sports purposes.

“The new policy is flexible and targeted in addressing an imbalance in supply and demand,” Xia Dan, researcher with Bank of Communications, said in a note yesterday.

First-tier cities as well as some coastal cities such as Xiamen in Fujian Province and Haikou in Hainan Province face a housing shortage while other cities face pressure to trim housing inventories, Xia said.

China’s property market continues to fall this year as home prices decline amid tepid demand. The average home price in 100 monitored Chinese cities in February shed 0.24 percent month on month and 3.84 percent year on year, the China Index Academy said.

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Home prices continue to head south

HOME prices in China kept heading south at a milder pace in January, with mixed performances in different-tier cities, a latest national survey showed.

Price drops were recorded in 64 cities last month, compared to 66 in December. Prices were flat in four, compared to three in November, while rising in two cities, which was an increase of one from a month earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics, which tracks house prices in 70 major cities, said on its website yesterday.

“We saw notable diversifications across the country,” said Liu Jianwei, the bureau’s senior statistician. “While first- and second-tier cities registered virtually no change in price, drops of more than 0.5 percent month-over-month were found in third-tier cities.” beijing apartments

Average price of new homes in the country’s four first-tier cities rose for the second consecutive month in January. In the existing housing market, there was momentum for the fourth straight month. In second-tier cities, a slower pace of price decline extended, while in third-tier, home price continued to drop at a faster rate, the data showed.

Nationwide, new home prices in Quanzhou, in southeast China’s Fujian Province, fell 1.7 percent from December to lead the drop. That compared with a maximum 1.3 percent decline in December.

Shenzhen in Guangdong Province, and Ganzhou, in Jiangxi Province, registered new home price increases last month. Prices remained unchanged in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Nanjing and Nanchang. Beijing was the only city among the four first-tier ones that saw a price retreat. New home price in the capital city shed 0.1 percent from December.

On an annual basis, new home prices in 69 of the 70 cities declined, compared to 68 in December. The prices of pre-occupied homes rose in only three cities from a year earlier, unchanged from December, the bureau said.

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Xintiandi unveils two new shopping centers

TWO new shopping centers with a combined gross floor area space of more than 60,000 square meters will open this year at downtown Xintiandi area, as the city's first large-scale city-core redevelopment project continues to upgrade, according to China Xintiandi, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Shui On Land Ltd which is the developer of the mega project.

Opening of the Hubindao Shopping Center and The House will be another milestone for the Taipingqiao Redevelopment Project, a mixed-use project that consists of residential, office, retail, entertainment and cultural properties at the heart of the city, said Carrie Liu, general manager, commercial, China Xintiandi-Taipingqiao.

Under the company's plan, Hubindao Shopping Center, a five-story shopping mall with a GFA space of 57,000 square meters, will mainly house lifestyle retail and casual catering tenants while The House, a renovated project from the former 88 Xintiandi boutique hotel, will see a cluster of "innovation" themed stores. More than 80 percent of tenants at The House, which mainly cover food and beverage, retail, and cultural and art, are making their debut in Shanghai.

Both projects will be completely unveiled to the market by the end of this year, the company said.

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New home sales in Shanghai drop

NEW home sales in Shanghai declined last week on continued lackluster sentiment as the Spring Festival approaches, according to latest market data.

The purchases of new homes, excluding government-subsidized affordable housing, fell 7.4 percent from the previous seven-day period to 151,000 square meters last week, the lowest in 15 weeks, Shanghai Deovolente Realty Co said in a report released yesterday.

“With the Spring Festival about a one month away, sentiment among home seekers and real estate developers continued to cool,” said Lu Qilin, a Deovolente researcher.

“We don’t foresee any major rebound until the end of the weeklong Spring Festival holiday.”

The supply of new homes last week plunged 61.4 percent week on week as only 64,800 square meters were released to the local market, according to Deovolente data.

New homes sold last week rose 16.5 percent to 31,244 yuan (US$5,026) per square meter on average, thanks to robust sales at an upscale project in Longhua, Xuhui District.

Meanwhile, a development in outlying Songjiang District became the most popular after 47 apartments were sold last week at an average price of just 21,000 yuan per square meter.

As of Sunday, 380,000 square meters of new homes were sold in January, or a daily average of around 21,100 square meters, a separate report released by Shanghai Uwin Real Estate Information Services Co said.

Huang Zhijian, chief analyst at Uwin, suggested developers keep their current prices as inventory was at historic high.

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