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2026
Beike Zhaofang launches Online Service Assistant for Beijing second-hand housing
Beike Zhaofang launched its "Online Service Assistant" service for its Beijing second-hand housing business in March 2026. The AI-plus-human service helps buyers clarify home-buying needs before viewing properties, and the company says it has served nearly 100,000 users since piloting, with transaction efficiency for clients passed to agents increasing 6x.
2021
Ke Holdings pursues staff cuts in Shanghai
An article about Ke Holdings' Shanghai layoffs reported that the company was trying to reduce its workforce amid declining performance and property-market policy controls.
2021
Beike announces acquisition of Shengdu Home Decoration
Beike announced an agreement to acquire 100% of Shengdu's equity for total consideration of up to RMB 8 billion. Completion is subject to conditions including regulatory approval and is expected in the first half of 2022.
2021
Beike appoints Peng Yongdong as chairman
Beike announced that Peng Yongdong had been appointed chairman of Beike Zhifang Technology Co., Ltd.
2021
Beike launches Ningbo housing-consumer education base
Beike’s Ningbo operation launched an online housing-consumer education base and announced the start of a planned series of 100 offline home-buying consumer-rights lectures.
2021
Beike releases 2020 annual results
Beike released its 2020 financial results, reporting annual revenue of RMB 70.5 billion and adjusted net profit of RMB 5.72 billion.
2020
KE Holdings launches Business Q&A for agents
KE Holdings' Beike platform launched Business Q&A, a consultation product for real-estate agents, at the 2020 New Brokerage Summit. The service provides access to consultation specialists and searchable answers and knowledge resources.
2020
Beike files for a U.S. IPO
Beike submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for an IPO, with a stated fundraising target of $1 billion that the source says could change.
2020
Beike and Tencent partner to provide property content and services
Beike and Tencent reached a new cooperation under which Beike would provide exclusive property information and service content to several Tencent information-feed products, including QQ Browser, Kuaibao and QQ Kankan.
2020
CITIC Bank and Beike sign strategic cooperation agreement
CITIC Bank and Beike signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement to build a residential ecosystem financial platform through resource integration and channel sharing, including cooperation in personal inclusive and community financial services.
2020
Beike and Baidu Maps announce a partnership
Beike and Baidu Maps announced a partnership to provide property information and home-viewing features through Baidu Maps.
2020
Beike launches Beiwo Home Decoration platform
Beike announced a new home-services platform, Beiwo Home Decoration, through which users can choose independent designers or renovation packages; construction delivery is handled by Beiwo Jinggong.
2020
Beike launches AI design service
At its 2020 New Living conference, Beike announced the launch of AI Design, an automated interior design service that provides floor-plan designs, furnishing suggestions, and 3D renovation renderings.
2020
Beike launched its VR Sales Hall service
Beike Fang launched its VR Sales Hall service for new-home business, combining VR property viewing and tours with online subscription, purchases and refunds.
2020
Beike becomes official sponsor of China's national women's volleyball team
Beike announced that it had become an official sponsor of China's national women's volleyball team. Beike CMO Song Qi said the team and Beike shared values, and described Beike's vision as providing comprehensive services for quality housing to 200 million families across China.
2020
Beike appoints four regional heads
Beike appointed new heads for its Northwest, Southwest, Central Plains and Central China regions: An Ning, Zhang Shanshan, Song Chunhui and Yang Lifeng, respectively.
2019
Platforms reported for incomplete rental-listing disclosures
A report said that Baluotu, Beike, Wo Ai Wo Jia and Maitian Fangchan had not fully implemented Beijing requirements for displaying company and housing-listing information. Baluotu said it was studying how to implement the requirements, while Maitian Fangchan said it was updating its back-end system.