CDL-Lianfa S$1.66B Mixed-Use Buy in Downtown Shanghai

CDL-Lianfa S$1.66B Mixed-Use Buy in Downtown Shanghai
Image via CDL
  1. CDL-Lianfa Group acquire mixed-use development site in Shanghai for S$1.66B.
  2. Site in Xintiandi area allows for residential, commercial, and public use.
  3. Project to include luxury villas, apartments, boutique hotel, and retail spaces.

Singapore’s City Developments Limited (CDL) makes a big move in Shanghai’s property market, showing confidence in China’s growth.

Key Terms Simplified

  • Mixed-use development is a building or area that has different types of spaces, like homes, shops, and offices.
  • Gross floor area (GFA) is the total space inside a building, including all floors.
  • Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities are the biggest and most important cities in a country.

CDL-Lianfa Group’s Big Shanghai Investment

On 1 Nov 2024, CDL announced a huge deal in Shanghai.

They bought a big piece of land with Lianfa Group for about S$1.66B.

This land is in a famous area called Xintiandi.

It’s known for expensive homes and limited future land supply.

DetailsNumbers
Total land area27,994 square metres
Total building space allowed76,027 square metres
Space for homesUp to 77%
Space for shopsAt least 19%
Space for public use4%

What Will Be Built?

CDL plans to build many things on this mixed-use buy.

There will be 102 high-rise homes and 92 luxury villas.

A boutique hotel with 100 rooms is also part of the plan.

They will add shops covering over 5,000 square metres.

This mix of homes, hotel, and shops is why it’s called a mixed-use development.

Why This Location Matters

The land CDL bought is in a very good spot.

It’s close to Xintiandi and Taipingqiao Park.

These are famous places in Shanghai that people like to visit.

The site is also near Huaihai Road, a big shopping area.

People can easily get there using the metro.

Laoximen station is just 200 metres away.

CDL’s Plans and Hopes

CDL’s boss, Mr Sherman Kwek, is excited about this project.

According to CDL, Mr Kwek said, “The acquisition of this rare development site in Shanghai’s famous Xintiandi area represents the Group’s confidence in China’s long-term growth prospects.”

They want to start building in late 2025.

CDL hopes to finish the whole project by 2030.

They plan to start selling the homes in 2026.

Why CDL Thinks This Will Work

CDL believes people will want to buy these homes.

They think this because:

  • The location is very good
  • There aren’t many villas in central Shanghai
  • People are still buying homes in Shanghai’s city centre
  • The Chinese government has made it easier to buy homes since late 2023

CDL’s Big Plan for China

This project is part of CDL’s bigger plan for China.

They want to do more business in China’s biggest cities.

Mr Kwek explained, “We are enhancing our presence in this dynamic and populous nation by targeting iconic placemaking opportunities in key Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities.”

CDL is working with Lianfa Group on this project.

Lianfa Group is a big company in China that builds many types of buildings.

This partnership might help CDL do well in the Chinese property market.

Do you think CDL’s big investment in Shanghai will pay off in the long run?

Your Take: Yes or No? 是或否?


Disclaimer: This article is accurate to the best of our knowledge and due diligence, but we recommend independent verification where needed.以下文章内容由人工智能自动翻译成中文,可能存在翻译错误或不准确之处。我们对此表示抱歉,若发现任何错误,欢迎读者进行反馈。若有疑问,请以英文版文章的数据为准。

Related Posts

Singtel’s H1 FY2025 Net Profit Soars to S$1.23 Billion

Singtel’s H1 FY2025 sees S$1.23 billion net profit despite revenue dip; EBITDA up 9% as of Sept 2024.…

HDB Resale Oct 2024: 103 Flats Sell Over S$1M

Despite Singapore BTO launch, HDB resale prices grew 0.3% with 103 flats fetching over S$1M in October 2024.…

SingPost 2024 First Half Net Profit Up 66% to S$22.2M!

SingPost 2024 first half net profit soars to S$22.2M, up 66%, signalling robust growth. Image Source: Artist Impression…

S$261M Boost: CapitaLand and Mitsui Eye SE Asia Growth

On 5 Nov 2024, CapitaLand and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines fuel growth in Southeast Asia funds with a S$261M…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Share via
Scroll to Top