Anjuke (安居客) : China's online marketplace for finding resale homes, new builds and rentals.

Founded in Shanghai in 2007 and folded into classifieds giant 58.com in 2015, Anjuke is China's major real-estate portal in the mold of Zillow.

Buyers filter resale homes, new developments and rentals by city and budget, then message listing agents directly for viewings and price checks. Coverage spans over 600 Chinese cities.

The site runs in Chinese for mainland users and offers no overseas edition, so its listings stop at domestic homes.

How does Anjuke compare to Zillow?

Anjuke is similar to Zillow in scope, offering property listings, price estimates, and neighborhood data. However, Anjuke has more agent-driven content and less automated valuation accuracy compared to Zillow's Zestimate.

Can foreigners use Anjuke to find housing?

Foreigners can browse Anjuke listings freely. However, contacting landlords or agents typically requires registering with a Chinese phone number. Some listings may specify requirements for foreign tenants.

What is Anjuke best known for?

Anjuke is best known as a comprehensive real estate listing platform and one of China's most visited property websites. It covers rentals, new homes, second-hand properties, and commercial real estate across Chinese cities.