Yueju Shangchengjun
A low-density English-style residential community in Beiqijia
Brick, Trees and Gardens
Located in Beiqijia Town, Changping District, about 200 metres south of the intersection of Aibo Road and Beiya Garden East Road, near the southern area of Future Science City. Red-brick buildings, mature trees and connected gardens define the community landscape.
Between the Wenyu River green belt and Future Science City
Urban Nature
The community sits in Beiqijia, Changping, close to the Wenyu River ecological belt and Future Science City. The Changping section of Wenyu River Park continues to develop, while the first phase of Future Zhigu covers about 487,500 square metres with public gardens, fitness areas and woodland spaces.
Connections
Daily travel is supported by Qibei Road, Dingsi Road and Beiqing Road, together with the Jingcheng Expressway and Litang Road. Future Science City Station on Beijing Subway Line 17 serves the eastern science and technology district.
Everyday Conveniences
Everyday retail in Beiqijia now includes Wumei Beiqijia and Guoshuhào Beiqijia, while Walmart has opened a local store. The Dong'erqi area continues to add education, public services and larger retail facilities, including Sam’s Club.
From village fabric to a science-led neighbourhood
Beiqijia retains the names and living patterns of villages such as Beiqijia, Dong'erqi and Lutuan. As Future Science City has grown, villages, research parks, waterfront parks and residential communities have formed a new relationship. Yueju Shangchengjun sits within that transition, combining the everyday scale of an established neighbourhood with the energy of a growing innovation district.
Sources: public information from the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport, Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission, Beijing Municipal Forestry and Parks Bureau, and Beijing Future Science City.
A Low-density Way of Living
Walkways, courtyards, water features and planted areas shape everyday life. The distance between buildings and landscape creates a quiet, continuous public realm.
From seasonal planting to evening paths, the image archive records the community through time and preserves shared memories.
Shared Participation
The community includes owners, tenants, property staff, contracted workers, agents and service providers. A stable living environment depends on clear communication across services, work, facilities and public order.
The submission channel accepts governance-related suggestions, issues and leads, creating public-affairs records that can be registered and followed up.
A New Stage of Self-governance
Formation of the Preparatory Group
Preparatory work for the first Owners’ Assembly began.
Completion of the First Owners’ Assembly Vote
The community completed voting on the management code, rules of procedure and committee candidates.
First Owners’ Committee Meeting
The Owners’ Committee began its regular work.