Fang. Com, a network of professionals in the real estate industry, has been focusing on internet innovations in the areas of new housing, second-hand housing, rental, home and real estate research, with real estate internet mobility and pc being at the forefront of the industry。

In 1999, the chairman of the board of directors created a house search and control stock, and in 2001 the first expansion was made, with the establishment of cities such as beijing, shanghai, shenzhen and hong kong. In 2004, housing operations were divided into the new house group, the second house group, the home community group and the middle point institute. The 100-city strategy was launched in 2005 and now covers 24 countries and 658 cities worldwide. In september 2010, housing was successfully listed at the new york house in the united states of america, which produced many records of chinese enterprises travelling to the united states。

In july 2014, a new logo, a new domain name, fang. Com and a new brand house were launched. Since 2014, one of the few chinese enterprises that has won this prize has been on the list of "100 fastest growing companies" for two consecutive editions of fortune magazine. In 2015, the chinese internet association, the information centre of the ministry of industry and information technology published a list of chinese internet enterprises, which are among the top ten in china。

At the beginning of 2018, the three cloud platforms, "broker cloud", "development cloud", and "home cloud", were launched in a groundbreaking fashion, serving three major business user groups: the brokerage industry, the real estate development industry, and the home industry. The aim was to use big data analysis to reach upstream and downstream customer needs, to provide eco-systems that experience more friendly, efficient and efficient management, and to use new technologies to help partners take over the market。

In 2020, and for the next three to five years, the housing sector will continue to adhere to the "open platform" development strategy, which aims at a full range of service partners, sharing the technology dividend with their home-based counterparts and promoting market development。