Urban population Rural population

Evolution of Urban Housing in China
1949- 1977: Housing allocated as welfare
1978-1993:Pilot phase of housing commercialization-rent increases,subsidies,and housing sales trials
1994-1998:End of housing allocations:shift to market-based mix of affordable and commercial housing
1999-20o6:Accelerated housing marketization
2007- present: Rising housing prices:efforts to strengthen housing security and develop long-term real estate mechanisms
Average Chinese Home in Numbers
41.76 m2 per person 3.2 rooms per household 111.18 m2 average household living space
*Per capita living space varies widelyacross regions.In places likeGuangdong,Shanghai,Hainan, andBeijing,householdstendto have relatively small living areas, with Guangdongaveragingjust 29.59 m2 per person,the lowest in the country.
Urban Housing Renovation
Over 30% of all urban housing consists of old residential communities built before 2000,which are now part of the government's latest urban renewal initiative
Shopping Malls in Numbers
6,000+ shopping malls across China as of 2024
Shoppers spend an average of 85 minutes per visit

Evolution of Average Daily Foot Traffic

Top 4 Most-Visited Mall Destinations

Three Next-Generation Malls to Visit

Daji Alley, Beijing
Opened this May,Daji Alley blends Ming-and Qing-era heritage buildings with modernshopping,dining,and community spaces. Shaped likea grand courtyard and steps from Beijing'scentral axis, itoffersauniquehistoricalandculturalexperience.
Deji Plaza, Nanjing
China's top-grossing mall in 2024,Deji Plaza,houses leading global luxury brands-butit'stheextravagantlythemed restroomsthat
made headlines.Each floor offersaunique design,from.cyberpunk to tropical garden,attracting curiouscrowds.
Wanjiali International Mall,Changsha
Oneoftheworld'slargestsingle buildings,Wanjialiboasts27floors aboveground,164elevators,andeighthelipads.Nicknamedthe“center oftheuniverse\"bylocals,itcombinescommerce,dining,hotels,offices, exhibitionspaces,andmuchmore.