Anjuke

Anjuke is a Chinese digital real-estate information platform serving people searching for residential and commercial property. Its website brings together listings and search tools for second-hand homes, newly built properties, rentals, shops, office buildings, and overseas real estate. The service also provides housing-related questions and information intended to help users compare properties and make contact with relevant agents, landlords, developers, or other listing providers. The brand operates within China’s highly digitalized property-brokerage and housing-information market. Rather than functioning only as a traditional brokerage office, Anjuke presents property data through an online platform organized around user search, listing discovery, location, price, property type, and transaction or rental needs. Its coverage is designed for several stages of the housing journey, including buying an existing home, evaluating a new development, renting a residence, and locating commercial premises. Anjuke’s principal consumer-facing categories include second-hand homes, new homes, rental housing, shops, office buildings, and overseas properties. The platform also maintains housing-content and question-and-answer functions, which broaden its role from a listing directory into an information service. Depending on the listing category and market, information may be supplied or managed by property agencies, landlords, developers, or other commercial participants. As with other online property portals, the usefulness of the service depends on the quality, completeness, freshness, and verification of listing information. The available reference material does not establish a reliable founding year, founder, headquarters location, executive roster, ownership structure, financial results, or detailed corporate chronology. It also does not provide sufficient evidence for a documented campaign, scandal, legal dispute, product-generation event, or major strategic decision. Accordingly, this dossier focuses on the platform’s publicly described service scope and leaves unsupported corporate-history fields blank. Anjuke is treated as an active brand because its official website is available and presents current property-search services.

Anjuke is presented by its official website as an online real-estate information and property-rental service in China. The platform’s stated purpose is to help users find housing and related property opportunities through an internet-based listing and search experience. Its service categories span both residential and commercial real estate, reflecting the broad range of decisions involved in buying, renting, investing in, or locating premises. The platform’s residential scope includes second-hand homes, new homes, and rental housing. These categories correspond to distinct parts of the Chinese property market: existing-home transactions, developer-led sales of newly built projects, and leases for residential accommodation. By maintaining separate discovery paths for these use cases, Anjuke can present users with searches tailored to different property conditions, transaction stages, and forms of occupancy. Beyond residential housing, the official service description identifies shops, office buildings, and overseas real estate as additional areas. This extends the brand beyond a narrowly defined home-search site and gives it a property-information role covering commercial premises and selected international opportunities. The platform also includes question-and-answer content, allowing housing information to be accessed not only through listings but also through user-oriented guidance and discussion. The available materials do not provide a sufficiently documented chronology of Anjuke’s incorporation, founding team, ownership changes, product launches, or management appointments. They likewise do not establish a verified headquarters, financial profile, or detailed operating footprint beyond its China-focused positioning. For that reason, the historical record in this dossier remains deliberately limited. The dependable description is that Anjuke is an active Chinese digital platform whose core function is to organize and provide access to property information across sales, new development, rental, commercial, and overseas categories.

• 2007

  Anjuke is established; website copyright notices begin from this year.

• Anjuke becomes part of the 58.com group, gaining group traffic and agent networks.

• Platform expands beyond residential listings to shops, offices, overseas property and Q&A.

• Help centre publishes layered consumer and operator agreements and rules.

A broad Chinese online housing-information and property-search platform connecting users with residential, rental, new-development, and commercial-property listings.

• Residential property listings

  Second-hand homes

  A search and information category for existing residential properties offered for sale. Users can use the platform to discover second-hand-home listings and evaluate available housing information before contacting a relevant listing provider or property intermediary.

• New-development property listings

  New homes

  A dedicated section for newly built residential projects and developer-related property information. It is intended for users comparing new developments rather than previously occupied homes, and forms one of the principal property-search categories promoted by the brand.

• Residential rentals

  Rental housing

  An online rental-property category for people looking for residential accommodation. The service organizes rental information so users can browse available homes and pursue further details with the applicable landlord, agent, or listing provider.

• Commercial real estate listings

  Commercial property

  Commercial-property coverage includes shops and office buildings. These listings serve users seeking premises for retail, business, investment, or other commercial purposes, extending Anjuke’s information service beyond residential housing.

• International property listings

  Overseas real estate

  A category for overseas property information presented to users in the Chinese market. The available source confirms the category but does not provide enough detail to describe its geographic coverage, operating model, or specific markets.

• Housing information service

  Housing questions and information

  An information-oriented component that complements property listings with housing-related questions and answers. It supports users who need contextual guidance or general information in addition to direct property search.

• 2018

  Fake listings repeatedly draw regulatory talks and notices from cyberspace and housing authorities

  In June 2018, the Hangzhou Cyberspace Administration, together with housing authorities, summoned Anjuke, 58.com, Fang.com, and other platforms, requiring them to stop publishing fake listings. In November 2019, the Shanghai Cyberspace Administration notified violations including Anjuke's publication of fake listing information and ordered it to clean up inaccurate listings. In July 2020, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development criticized 58.com and Anjuke for failing to complete rectification. Platforms were required to remove problematic listings and conduct comprehensive screening and rectification.

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• Unconfirmed

  Anjuke launches expert Q&A service[6]安居客上线专家问答服务house.jrj.com.cn

  Anjuke launched an expert question-and-answer service for homebuyers. The service had coverage in 42 Chinese cities and had served more than 100,000 users, according to the article.

• Unconfirmed

  Anjuke and Baidu Maps form a strategic partnership[7]安居客与百度地图达成战略合作house.cnfol.com

  Anjuke and Baidu Maps formed a strategic partnership to provide home-search features across more than 330 cities in China, including property details and links to Anjuke listings from Baidu Maps.

• 2020.07.14

  58.com and Anjuke partner with Chuangfugang[8]58同城、安居客与创富港展开合作house.cnfol.com

  58.com and Anjuke entered a broad cooperation with Chuangfugang to improve online presentation and develop commercial real-estate opportunities in the joint-office sector.

• 2020.06.08

  58.com and Anjuke upgrade rental VR tools[9]58同城、安居客升级租房临感VR工具house.cnfol.com

  58.com and Anjuke upgraded their rental VR tool series, opened VR listing photography to agents for free, and offered additional traffic support in eight Chinese cities. The free upgrade activity was set to continue through September 30.

• 2020.03.24

  Reported2020.03.24

  Regus partners with 58.com and Anjuke[10]雷格斯与58同城、安居客合作finance.sina.com.cn

  Regus partnered with 58.com and Anjuke, placing seven Guangzhou office spaces on their co-working channel so users could browse the spaces online.

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