Beijing’s government released its annual school admission policies in the middle of last month, but officials in districts such as Chaoyang – one of the most popular residential and commercial areas – have been criticised for introduced policies that fail to actually specify which schools a child will be allocated. Photo: CNS
Beijing’s government released its annual school admission policies in the middle of last month, but officials in districts such as Chaoyang – one of the most popular residential and commercial areas – have been criticised for introduced policies that fail to actually specify which schools a child will be allocated. Photo: CNS
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Home prices in most popular school districts of Beijing face uncertainty after policy shift

Homelink data shows 72 per cent of homes in districts which don’t have the best schools have fallen in price, due to the ongoing uncertainty

Zheng Yangpeng
Zheng Yangpeng

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Beijing’s government released its annual school admission policies in the middle of last month, but officials in districts such as Chaoyang – one of the most popular residential and commercial areas – have been criticised for introduced policies that fail to actually specify which schools a child will be allocated. Photo: CNS
Beijing’s government released its annual school admission policies in the middle of last month, but officials in districts such as Chaoyang – one of the most popular residential and commercial areas – have been criticised for introduced policies that fail to actually specify which schools a child will be allocated. Photo: CNS
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