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The reporter learned from a press conference on the interpretation of the capital's economic situation in the first half of the year held today that according to the plan at the beginning of the year, the central city of Beijing plans to expand 20,000 additional parking spaces. By the first half of the year, about 21,000 had already been landed, and the annual target was achieved ahead of schedule. According to reports, in the first half of the year, the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission also relied on fixed asset investment from the Beijing Municipal Government to support five public three-dimensional parking facility projects, including Baohua Home in Dongcheng District and Anheyuan on Tianxiu Road in Haidian District. After all five projects are put into operation, they will benefit more than 20 communities and 10,000 households in Dongcheng, Haidian, and Mentougou, adding more than 800 motor vehicle parking spaces, and alleviating the “hard to find one” problem for citizens.

Zhitongcaijing·07/21/2026 11:25:13
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The reporter learned from a press conference on the interpretation of the capital's economic situation in the first half of the year held today that according to the plan at the beginning of the year, the central city of Beijing plans to expand 20,000 additional parking spaces. By the first half of the year, about 21,000 had already been landed, and the annual target was achieved ahead of schedule. According to reports, in the first half of the year, the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission also relied on fixed asset investment from the Beijing Municipal Government to support five public three-dimensional parking facility projects, including Baohua Home in Dongcheng District and Anheyuan on Tianxiu Road in Haidian District. After all five projects are put into operation, they will benefit more than 20 communities and 10,000 households in Dongcheng, Haidian, and Mentougou, adding more than 800 motor vehicle parking spaces, and alleviating the “hard to find one” problem for citizens.