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With the introduction of new real estate policies, rising raw material costs, increasing labor expenses, and difficulties in obtaining loans, many door and window companies are facing closure. As China's door and window industry develops, it is moving toward product specialization and branding. Leading enterprises in the domestic door and window industry are emerging, while most small and medium-sized enterprises are struggling. In the face of new ideas, models, and trends arising during the industry's transformation and upgrading, we should adopt a positive mindset and an encouraging perspective. Whether it's the pan-home furnishing model or cross-industry collaboration, these are all beneficial explorations for the door and window industry's transformation, upgrading, and growth.

　　The Property Market as a Barometer for the Door and Window Industry

The high dependence of door and window products on the property market determines the latter's role as a barometer for door and window marketing. Therefore, a favorable property market also benefits the marketing of door and window products. The already or soon-to-be-implemented property market policies continue to release dividends, serving as both a "tailwind" for the transformation and upgrading of door and window companies and a powerful driving force for their progress.

Recently, with the lifting of property purchase restrictions in some regions, the real estate market environment is expected to recover. However, upstream and downstream industries like door and windows will still face fluctuations. Nevertheless, whether these industries can quickly benefit remains to be seen.

Industry insiders point out that the prolonged downturn in the door and window industry is closely related to the decline in the real estate sector. From an economic perspective, as a downstream industry of real estate, the home furnishing production sector is the first to be affected. Thus, door and window companies face rising manufacturing costs on one hand and a volatile market with intense homogenized competition on the other. Products cannot be sold at good prices, and high salaries cannot be offered to solve labor issues, leading to developmental difficulties.

　　Industry Reshaping Drives Enterprise Transformation

Industry insiders suggest that the domestic demand market in the second half of the year will continue the trend of the first half, with further increases in operating costs for door and window companies and lower profitability compared to the first half.

China's door and window market is shifting from supply shortages to oversupply, with current overcapacity across the industry. The sector is at a turning point, and a wave of companies may soon be eliminated. To seize market opportunities during this "reshuffle," transformation and upgrading are key. Some door and window companies are already transitioning toward high-end production, striving to reduce resource and energy consumption, developing high-performance new door and window products, and enhancing deep-processing techniques to increase product value. This promotes enterprise transformation, improves competitiveness, and raises overall standards.