The China Index Academy released a report indicating that in July 2026, the national property service bidding market sustained a high level of activity. According to monitoring data from the "China Index Academy Property AI Bidding Agent," the country recorded 46,300 property service bidding notices in July 2026, a year-on-year increase of 42.50%, while 56,500 winning bid notices were recorded, up 50.42% year-on-year. This steady rise in market activity reflects both the continued expansion of demand for property services and signals intensifying competition within the industry. Numerous property service companies are rapidly entering the bidding market, leading to fierce competition for high-quality projects.

In July 2026, monitoring data from the "China Index Academy Property AI Bidding Agent" showed that the national property service winning bids for residential properties totaled 2,981 notices, involving a total amount of 3.791 billion yuan. The average winning amount for the top 10 companies was approximately 13.0701 million yuan. KWG LIVING, Wuxi Metro Technology Service Co., Ltd., and Yuexiu Service Group Co., Ltd. ranked among the top three, each with winning amounts exceeding 13 million yuan. The top 10 enterprises include national brands like KWG LIVING, China Overseas Property, Greentown Service, and Yuexiu Service, as well as regional players such as Xitie Technology and Chuang'ang Smart Property, presenting a landscape where national leaders compete alongside local champions.

For office properties, the "China Index Academy Property AI Bidding Agent" monitoring data for July 2026 revealed 14,700 national winning bids, involving a total amount of 16.232 billion yuan. The average winning amount for the top 10 companies was about 122 million yuan. Guangzhou Yuehua Property Co., Ltd., Poly Property Services Co., Ltd., and China Merchants Shekou Industrial Zone Property Service Co., Ltd. took the top three spots, each with winning amounts exceeding 170 million yuan. Office properties demand higher levels of professional service capabilities, qualification thresholds, and brand reputation, leading to a market structure where the strong tend to dominate, creating clear industry barriers.