House365

House365

House365 was founded in 2006 by Hu Guanghui, who continues to serve as Chairman and General Manager. The firm originated as an online marketing platform for residential sales, rentals, and property listings in China's lower Yangtze region, and later listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. While the core business remains its digital marketplace, the public vehicle now deploys capital directly into a growing portfolio of physical real estate assets and adjacent financial services. House365's investment deployment spans operating real estate and digital infrastructure. On the physical side, confirmed holdings include The Spring Land, a residential project in Nanjing, and Hefei Mingfa Shopping Mall, a commercial property in Anhui province. These sit alongside its proprietary House365 Residence Loan Platform, a digital mortgage facilitation unit that extends the firm's reach into consumer real estate finance. The firm has historically pursued development through strategic operating partnerships rather than passive fund commitments, collaborating with Landsea Green Properties on asset-light transformation initiatives and with Top Spring International Holdings across multiple residential projects in Nanjing and Hangzhou. Led by Hu Guanghui, House365 operates from its headquarters in Nanjing with a footprint concentrated in Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. The firm maintains two philanthropic vehicles — the New Great Wall Scholarship Project and the Xingkong Love Foundation — though these appear structured as corporate social responsibility arms rather than grant-making endowments managed alongside the investment portfolio. House365 sits at an uncommon intersection for a Chinese corporate investor: it is a publicly listed operating company whose balance sheet simultaneously powers a digital platform business and a direct property portfolio. This dual structure means investment decisions are bound by the disclosure and governance requirements of a Shenzhen-listed entity, making its capital deployment inherently more legible than that of a private family office while still reflecting the concentrated judgment of its founder-chairman.